If it's free or extremely cheap I'll have it! ;-)Thanks Hoodi !
I am struggling with it all - in part as I need to raise some money, so will need to seel one of the MF cameras - either the Mamiya RZ67 or the Mamiya 6..
Thanks to some advice from another TP member, the 6 might be staying as the 6 suits my photography more.
Anyone need a well used RZ67, complete with 3 lenses, 3 backs and a motorwind ?
I also need a darkroom, rather than waiting till back in the UK to get stuff processed, but in time.....
Yeah maybe actually, I like the RZ. What are the lenses?Thanks Hoodi !
Anyone need a well used RZ67, complete with 3 lenses, 3 backs and a motorwind ?
Spot on! Feel free to revel in your self admiration!I think it's sort of implying the English are reserved and the Scots are inclined to be a bit careful!![]()
Any chance of some details on this one Steve? Ie what film, camera and developing etc? Im still toying with the idea of playing with film, and this is the type of look im after with the nice grain etc.
Yeah, not too much as to detract from the image itself, but enough to give it a raw and gritty feel. If I could get that in 6x6 or 6x7 id be happy.it does have a bloody lovely grain to it doesnt it!!!!
This is such a really nice photo! Which there was a place like this near me?!
OK, the film was HP5, the camera was an Olympus OM2, I have no idea about developing etc, but it may have been whatever the standard Ilford developer was way back then - Ilfobrom or something ?. I expect the film was uprated a bit, as I too like grain, so maybe 800 or 1200asa (or ISO as we now call it)Any chance of some details on this one Steve? Ie what film, camera and developing etc? Im still toying with the idea of playing with film, and this is the type of look im after with the nice grain etc.![]()
Its errm, Eggborough powerstation, there are 3 all in a row 5 miles apart, the other 2 are Ferrybridge and Drax.This is such a really nice photo! Which there was a place like this near me?!![]()