JwRosenthal
·Very true but a Hasselblad 500cm is my go to camera with a Pentax 67 regularly making its way into rotation. I enjoy heavy cameras and how slow they are 😀
Very true but a Hasselblad 500cm is my go to camera with a Pentax 67 regularly making its way into rotation. I enjoy heavy cameras and how slow they are 😀
Very true but a Hasselblad 500cm is my go to camera with a Pentax 67 regularly making its way into rotation. I enjoy heavy cameras and how slow they are 😀
Lady in Cambridge, Massachusetts just passed away. Elsa Dorfman did large format portrait photography.
Oh my...
she was more than just a large format portrait photographer...she was shooting with the Polaroid 20x24 camera, probably the most complicated 20x24 camera ever built in the world, a state of the art . the largest instant camera in existence.
Lovey looking images- great contrast! Are you processing yourself, and if so- what chem/process?
Thanks! Usually, yes (HP5 + LC29) but I don't have access to my usual shared darkroom because of covid restrictions, so I had this film developed downtown.
Not too difficult to have contrast with HP5, and the D800 may even have more dynamic than the film. Impressive combo.
This is the perfect thread for me haha. The most modern camera I own is my phone. Outside of that I have my daily user Hasselblad 500cm, Leica M2, Leica MDa, Rollei 35, Canon P, and FujiFilm Klasse... among so many others.
Yashica D
Hasselblad 500CM with varying lenses
Rollei 35
Leica M2
Leica MDa
Here are a few more from other cameras (pardon the compression. These are screenshots from my instagram. Don't want to pull out the hard drive).
Bronica ETRSi
Canon AT-1
(above last two were experimental- expired film pushed 2 stops)
Hasselblad 500CM
Rollei 2.8f
And this for fun
Great pictures, you got skills!