Fun with medium format images

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi Jim,

An interesting image, with some interesting details. When was it taken?

Best regards
Erik

Budapest, Hasselblad, 40mm f/4.



Jim

[Jim Kasson]

An interesting image, with some interesting details. When was it taken?

June, 1993. It didn't make the cut for Alone in a Crowd, but I've always liked it. It was incredibly hard to print in the darkroom.

Jim

[Dave Gurtcheff]

Hi Nick,

I really like that image.

Best regards
Erik

+1. I wish there was the ability to add a "LIKE" because there is so much really good stuff here.
Dave

[JohnBrew]

+1. I wish there was the ability to add a "LIKE" because there is so much really good stuff here.
Dave

I'm with you on this, Dave. Perhaps the moderators will make this happen.

[Kevin Raber]

Hi,
I hear you.  The moderators wouldn't have a problem with the request, but the forum runs on third party software and we are limited by the features of the software.  I am in touch with them about an upgrade version and we'll see what can be done.

Kevin Raber

[tsjanik]

Budapest, Hasselblad, 40mm f/4.



Jim

Jim:

Is that the train station?  I've been there once, June 1993, perhaps we past each other 

Tom

[Jim Kasson]

Is that the train station?  I've been there once, June 1993, perhaps we past each other 

Is is indeed. Perhaps we did. I took the train from Berlin, to Prague for a few days, and back.

Jim

[tsjanik]

I arrived on a train, the Orient Express, from Vienna.  Some of the cars had passengers and conductors in period costumes.  I was not in one of those cars, mine certainly had some characters, but not from that era. 

Budapest is a remarkable city - Paris of the east.

[uaiomex]

Now that we can post pictures shot with film in this sub-forum, I will participate. Thanks Erik!
From a 6X9 Cambo film holder. Tachihara 4X5. Rodenstock Apo Grandagon 45mm. I think it is Provia.
This is a scan made with an Epson flatbed scanner. This particular image makes me believe that digital is over-rated.
Maybe not up to the standards of most folks here but just comparing to my own production.
Best
Eduardo

[uaiomex]

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[dchew]

Recent trip to Wyoming. SK150, Alpa STC, IQ180, 15mm rise.

[Chris Livsey]

At the considerable risk of adding technical information: It may be of interest that this is on Technical Pan 120 which expired in 1986 and was processed in Delagi#8  (a POTA variant) last week. H1 80mm

[ondebanks]

Really excellent standard so far.

But you know, moderators, these days a forum engine without a Like button is about as useful as tits on a bull. It isn't possible to indicate approval of the work, without cluttering up the thread with text commentary. Just like I'm doing now!

Ray

[uaiomex]

Where is there a Like button when we need it! 
Eduardo

Really excellent standard so far.

But you know, moderators, these days a forum engine without a Like button is about as useful as tits on a bull. It isn't possible to indicate approval of the work, without cluttering up the thread with text commentary. Just like I'm doing now!

Ray

[tsjanik]

An image from March. Dunkirk, NY harbor. Handheld with gloves since it was about -20 C.  Pentax 645D 400 mm.

_IGP1148 by tsjanik47, on Flickr

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi,

Another nice birds in good light shot of yours! Thumbs up!

Best regards
Erik

An image from March. Dunkirk, NY harbor. Handheld with gloves since it was about -20 C.  Pentax 645D 400 mm.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

An image from March. Dunkirk, NY harbor. Handheld with gloves since it was about -20 C.  Pentax 645D 400 mm.

Did you outsource post processing to Peter Lik? I think I see a phantom in that light beam. 

[drevil]

[ErikKaffehr]

Hi "Drevil"

Nice and non conventional image!

Here is one I shot in the Dolomites this year. No ideas about technical data.

Best regards
Erik

[tsjanik]

Did you outsource post processing to Peter Lik? I think I see a phantom in that light beam. 

No, but I'd certainly like to outsource sales to him.