Yes you should definitely do some more. I find it quite a lot more involved than using smaller formats but when it works out it is quite satisfying. Of course you do have to get your subjects to pose for a bit longer. I do think there is something nice about the range of tones you get from the...
Thanks Andy. I was trying out an old Schneider Xenotar 150mm 2.8 lens and I used it wide open at f2.8. It is pretty rare to get lenses this fast for large format.
A couple of large format (4x5) portraits. Linhof master technika, Ilford FP4+ film, DDX developer.
img390 by biotecbob, on Flickr
img389 by biotecbob, on Flickr
A couple of my son playing on the rocks in Cornwall. Leica m3, 50mm summilux, ilford hp5+
CNV00024-3 by biotecbob, on Flickr
CNV00036-3 by biotecbob, on Flickr
I use a Technika but have never used any other large format camera. I like the fact that the different movements are controlled separately as I will often only use one type of movement. Presumably with the more traditional style when making one type of movement one could inadvertently have an...
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