Medium Format Photo Thread

Well, there are a few photo threads over in Classic Manual Cameras, but none here. Why not start an ongoing photo thread for our MF cameras?

Please share any image from any medium format camera. I'll start it off.
Been shooting a lot lately, nothing much else to do on lock down.

Here's a night shot: Hasselblad 500cm, 80mm Planar lens. I THINK this was shot on HP5, won't know til I get the negatives back



I recently got an A16 film back for some 4x6 rectangles. This is Ilford Pan F Plus 50, my first use of this film stock in 120 format. 80mm Planar lens



This next photo has a couple things going on: I recently bought some extension tubes for close-up work. This was among the first shots I took using either the 16 or 32 tube. I also have a spare, 500c camera body. I've owned it for a few years but until the other day, had never once shot anything with it. The next and final shot was my first photo with the 500c, using my 50mm Distagon lens, and the 32 tube, on Rollei Superpan 200 film- also my first use of this film in 120.



Let's see your MF photos, please.

 

Bronica S2a. Nikkor-P 200 + close up lens + green filter

 

Bronica S2a. Nikkor-P 75. Kodacolor II (ASA 100)

 

Bronica S2a. Nikkor-P 75. Vericolor II S ISO 100

 

Taiwan, 2018, Pentax 6x7, 55-100 zoom, Velvia 50, published.

 

NICE, guys. Velvia 50, eh? Those colors leap.

 

Fuji GX617

 

Yashicamat, 75mm Lumaxar Lens

 

Because of Covid-19, I (sadly) had to turn my home darkroom into a working office for me and my family, so the transparency scanner has ended up inside a closet... this is an old scan I had on the computer.
Mamiya 6 + 50/4. FP4+ on D76, yellow filter, f22 I guess.

 

Pentacon 6TL Zeiss Jena 80mm f/2.8 Biometar

 

bronica s2a ilford xp2 75mm nikkor

 

Not my best scan. I probably needed to dial back the saturation a bit.

 

Lake Tahoe, Mamiya RB67SD, Kodak Ektar100

 

500 c/m, Planar 80 mm C T*, fp4+

 

Although my Agfa Isolette 2 or 3 (6x6) nor my Erconna II (6x9) have the latest-greatest lenses on them, with a bit of careful manipulation, they provide some interesting medium format negatives to work with. Film in the 2 & 3 was UFX 100, the Erconna had UFX 400 in it. All films developed in Pyrocat HDC. Stay Safe & Sane. Aloha Bill

 

a 4.5x6 from my Hasselblad 500cm & the A16 film back on Ilford's Pan F Plus 50

 

From circa 2003, Pentax 67, 300 Takumar, Lake Powell.

 

^ Well that's a "pretty over the moon" amazing pic ! Peter

 

Thanks Peter! It was a major pain getting out to this location, with many miles of bad dirt roads. I don't recall if it has ever been published.

 

A couple of lighthouses in Ohio and Michigan: Mamiya 645 Super, 45mm f/2.8 lens.

Marblehead, OH, on Lake Erie



Whitefish Point at Lake Superior, driftwood in the foreground.




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