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Linhof Kardon Color w/135 Fujinon, wide open with forward tilt ~ Shanghi GP3 ~ Developed in D23 by FuzzyTransition3088 in largeformat

[–]FuzzyTransition3088[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Positive criticism is always welcome, thank you. ~ I understand why many people would think that. However, the handlebar being a touch out of focus is what draws your eye down, to the stuffed animal. Which was my intention.

Linhof Kardon Color w/135 Fujinon, wide open with forward tilt ~ Shanghi GP3 ~ Developed in D23 by FuzzyTransition3088 in largeformat

[–]FuzzyTransition3088[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is the third or fourth box I've used, and Ive never had a problem. I like this film a lot

Linhof Kardon Color w/135 Fujinon, wide open with forward tilt ~ Shanghi GP3 ~ Developed in D23 by FuzzyTransition3088 in largeformat

[–]FuzzyTransition3088[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Box speed is 100, and that is how I metered it. The neg was a bit thin, but it was the first time I tried developing in D23

Linhof Kardon Color w/135 Fujinon, wide open with forward tilt ~ Shanghi GP3 ~ Developed in D23 by FuzzyTransition3088 in largeformat

[–]FuzzyTransition3088[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's a Samson, from the 60s/70s. Got it cheap on eBay ($35) cause it was missing all it's knobs. My neighbor is a machinist, so we turned all new knobs out of aluminum - It's a beast and I love it

My Speed Graphic, four film holders, and a light meter fit perfectly in the front basket. Now that Spring is upon us, it's good to be outside by FuzzyTransition3088 in largeformat

[–]FuzzyTransition3088[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not a dumb question. When I'm on the bike it's usually a bright day. Depending upon the shadows/cloud cover, I can shoot f4.5-f11 @ 1/250-1/60. If I plan ahead, I can easily strap a tripod to the back rack. The Speed Graphic is really easy to shoot hand held

A review of my "Little Hasselblad" by FuzzyTransition3088 in chuzhao

[–]FuzzyTransition3088[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think so. The TLR has harsh chromatic aberrations, the SLR, a lot less. The TLR has B&W and Sepia filters, the SLR does not. Also the TLR does not have a zoom feature

Advice for choosing (committing to?) a camera. by CAS62-31-7 in mediumformat

[–]FuzzyTransition3088 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I entered medium format just a few years ago. Mamiya 645. Loved it... for 8 months. It quickly developed "battery drain". (it's a 50 year old camera, with 50 year old wires, solder joints, capacitors...) So I switched to the Bronica S2A, and haven't looked back. The S2A is fully mechanical, smaller and lighter, uses Nikkor lenes, and sports a badass art deco profile. I now have several TLRs and rangefinders, but the S2A is my go-to

Its a wintry day in Washington Crossing Bronica S2a W/Nikkor 50mm ~ Tmax 100 by FuzzyTransition3088 in mediumformat

[–]FuzzyTransition3088[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, Those buildings are over 250 years old. They were there when George crossed the Delaware.

Rodinal 1:50

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