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Thank you, Pierre

4x5" is large format. the sign " means inches, not centimeters. 4x5 inches, is 10,2cm x 12,7cm.

En français, c'est 4x5 pouces.

En tout cas, le moyen format c'est toujours 6cm par quelque chose...

6x4,5

6x6

6x7

6x8

6x9

6x12

6x17

Comments are welcome...

This was made yesterday with a homemade 4x5" large format camera,

Schneider Super Angulon 47mm XL lens, wich is equivalent to a 12mm

lens in 35mm or digital full frame formats.

I made this camera with some parts of old cameras and some parts

wich I build myself. Film is Fomapan 100 and I used a 25A filter to

enhance clouds and darken the sky. This was scanned from the 4x5"

negative, on a Epson V700.

This seems to be a wide angle lens, so the seagull should be really close to your lens, right?

Fabulosa!

I made this photo with a home made 4x5" camera. The lens is a Schneider

Super Angulon 47mm, with fixed focus adjusted for 9 feet. Film is Fomapan

100 4x5".

Haig:

Luis Henriques was with me, that morning. There was a third friend, with us, Fernando Correia, who has also a similar photo. We were 3 big guys (and heavy, too!) shooting this poor man with 3 nedium format cameras, 1 hasselblad, 1 Pentax 67 and Pentax 645. I think the man was in panic, because of that heavy artillery cross fire!

Rollei Infrared film...

This was the first photo I did with good results, with this film. I used a

89b infrared filter and developed the negative in Kodak D76. This film

is incredibly sharp.

Comments are welcome...