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Behind the scenes
- Thread starter danlindberg
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MGrayson
Subscriber and Workshop Member
Behind *and* in Front of the Scenes.ALPA really can't be used for many things* : )
hand-held multiple exposures ...*
Phase One IQ3 100MP Achro | alpa-swiss SWA 12 | sk 35mm
lookbook
Well-known member
.. right!Behind *and* in Front of the Scenes.
i didn't want to open a separate thread for this -
I hope you'll forgive me
: )
rdeloe
Well-known member
I've done that with all the mirrors in my house because the view is much better when I'm standing in front of it.
In my case it's better to keep behind the mirrors and scenes.
GeorgeBo
Well-known member
I posted this first image in the Large Format Gear thread and thought I would post a behind the scenes here.
I received this Pacemaker Speed Graphic from a camera club friend of mine who acquired some old gear. This thing was in bad shape and was going to be thrown away. So with some elbow grease and paint and, lube and ... here it is.
I shot this with a weird combination, because I have a soft spot for old stuff that has been set aside. The gear used was a CFV 100C (ok that is not the old stuff part), with Cambo Actus and a Nikkor H·C 75mm f/2.8 for Bronica medium format lens. Bronica made a bellows attachment with movement for their S cameras so maybe the lens had that taken into context when designed?? So I figure what the hack. I made a Bronica S mount adapter out of a spare Cambo Actus lens board and here we are.
Use what you have or can make right?
Oh yeah don't make fun of my light on the right. It works LOL
George
I received this Pacemaker Speed Graphic from a camera club friend of mine who acquired some old gear. This thing was in bad shape and was going to be thrown away. So with some elbow grease and paint and, lube and ... here it is.
I shot this with a weird combination, because I have a soft spot for old stuff that has been set aside. The gear used was a CFV 100C (ok that is not the old stuff part), with Cambo Actus and a Nikkor H·C 75mm f/2.8 for Bronica medium format lens. Bronica made a bellows attachment with movement for their S cameras so maybe the lens had that taken into context when designed?? So I figure what the hack. I made a Bronica S mount adapter out of a spare Cambo Actus lens board and here we are.
Use what you have or can make right?
Oh yeah don't make fun of my light on the right. It works LOL
George
MGrayson
Subscriber and Workshop Member
Was the second image taken with the Speed Graphic?
