LF/MF shoot at Botanic Gardens - 30 March
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thanks everyday for coming. We have good light and subjects today. Today we see so many different format cameras in action : 6x45, 6x6,6x9, 6x12, 4x5, 5x7 and 8x10!
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Nice meeting everyone there this morning..
Just started scanning some of the Polaroids I took, here's one of em..
Just started scanning some of the Polaroids I took, here's one of em..
Nice meeting you guys today and we were also fortunate to get good light too. i think our median age is getting younger and younger!
That is quick, my film earliest gets developed on Monday.
Nice meeting everyone there this morning..
Just started scanning some of the Polaroids I took, here's one of em..
One more shot from this morning. Nicely cleaned up to remove developer stains.. :angry:
we were really blessed with good light this morning!
we were really blessed with good light this morning!
Location: Singapore Botanical Gardens
Date: 30.03.2013
Camera: ShenHao PTB45
Lens : Fujinon CMW 150mm f5.6
Film: Ilford FP4 Plus 125 developed at 7 mins 30sec.
Note: Large format outing organised by Zguy...it was an awesome outing, learn some developing techniques from the guys too...
Date: 30.03.2013
Camera: ShenHao PTB45
Lens : Fujinon CMW 150mm f5.6
Film: Ilford FP4 Plus 125 developed at 7 mins 30sec.
Note: Large format outing organised by Zguy...it was an awesome outing, learn some developing techniques from the guys too...
zguy said:
We even have an expert darkroom instructor from safra who joined us today. Well done!
hehe tks, poisoning is mutual. now i'm thinking of shenhao... :bsmilie::sweat:
here you are the link : https://www.badgergraphic.com/store/cart.php?m=product_list&c=98
The result of the shot you see me composing here is this:
The base of the Malayan Terminalia or Jelawi tree.
"At 47m, this tree is one of the tallest trees in the Gardens. A native of the rain forest in the Gardens,
it has been standing here for more than 150 years. The Jelawi Tree can grow up to 50m tall. This tree
has large spreading buttress roots and a wide conical and flat-topped crown. Its bark is pale,
ochre-brown and narrowly cracked. " - Heritage Trees of Singapore Botanic Gardens Walking Trail A Guide
Fuji HRT Xray film.
HC110 Dilution G. Stand Developing for 60 mins.
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ths double sided emlusion is cheap and good but very high contrast.
The big 8x10" negative helps in the sharpness considering that the lens I used that day is about USD$100. I only have a simple scanner Canonscan 9000f. I have to scan 4 times and stitched them together.
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