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<p>another</p><div>
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<p>a couple of water shots from the river before you get to the cove these were both shot with the 210 121 sec @f45</p><div></div>
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<p>had to cut my developing time back a bit on that one to try to retain some detail. here is another that i had to do the same thing, this one was shot with a 210mm fujinon, exposure was 27 <a href="mailto:sec@f32">sec@f32</a></p><div></div>
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<p>took a trip up the the smokeys yesturday to an old community called cades cove, neat old place with lots of wild life and old cabins and churches, took my 4x5, here a a few images i did there. </p><div></div>
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<p>here is one more I shot today, this one was shot late in the evening and it was getting dark quickly, again with the calumet c1 but this one was shot with the 7 in. wollensak, exposure time was 12 <a href="mailto:minutes@f32">minutes@f32</a>, it was getting pretty foggy</p><div></div>
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<p>hey lauren, ya sometimes i would love to shoot this thing lol, ya that water scene was a toughie, it was getting late in the evening, i was trying to get the 8x10 set up as fast as i could (thats a chore) there was hardly any in between tones at all, it was either all white or all black, so i just said the heck with it and shot it, i brought my dev. time down a bit trying to control the whites, the print actually looks pretty decent. oh ya i bought a cart to tote my camera around in, i was always paronoid about carrying it by the handle. heading back tomorrow gotta shoot 4x5 though, my 8x10 film wont be here till next week.</p>
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<p>thanks for the comments, my scanner is a epson v700, i contact print my 8x10's using my omega d2 for my light source and arista edu ultra rc paper, its a really good paper and reasonably priced, I enjoy the 8x10 but it isnt cheap to shoot at all, i just ran out of film with this latest excursion, time to give some blood and buy me some more : ))</p>
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<p>forgot the image, this one was also shot with the artar.</p><div></div>
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<p>dang scanner, ya i see what you mean, the print looks much better. here is one more, this one is the old log cabin located on the farm in cherokee. </p>
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<p>last one, this is at an old farm in cherokee nc, 4 <a href="mailto:sec@f90">sec@f90</a></p><div></div>
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<p>hi all went out with the 8x10 yesturday since in snowed a bit (just a dusting really) anyway went up toward cherokee nc, here is a couple of images, camera used was a calumet c1. both were shot with the 19 inch red dot artar on arista edu ultra film.</p><div></div>
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thanks again for the nice comments, no. 4 is my favorite also, and yes dust bunnies suck, i actually printed no. 4 10x15 digitally, it took me a while to remove all the dang dust lol.
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<p>btw dave, where is that place, I really like that. </p>
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<p>thats a very nice image. the longest lens i could get on this camera is probably a 270. i have a 300 but it wont work on the ptb too well because of the shutter size, and besides and think it weighs more than the camera. : ) but i do like the perspective of the longer lenses, i recently sold all my wide angle lenses so the longer lenses will have to do. thanks for the comments</p>
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<p>thats a very nice image. the longest lens i could get on this camera is probably a 270. i have a 300 but it wont work on the ptb too well because of the shutter size, and besides and think it weighs more than the camera. : ) but i do like the perspective of the longer lenses, i recently sold all my wide angle lenses so the longer lenses will have to do. thanks for the comments</p>
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<p>last one</p><div></div>
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<p>number 4</p><div></div>
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<p>number 3</p><div></div>
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<p>image 2</p><div></div>
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<p>wanted to experiment with a couple of long lenses using the 6x9 format. camera used was a shen hao ptb45 field camera, 6x9 roll film back, subject water and rocks.</p><div></div>
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<p>thanks david, no it doesnt have a shutter, no way i could afford it if it did lol, i have seen them in shutters go for around a thousand, depends on the shutter really. no with this one i will use the old jar lid trick, hopefully i will get it in the next day or two and yes will def. post some images. thanks again</p>
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<p>thanks for the info lauren, i will using this on my 8x10, it has a huge image circle. many shooters use it on 11x14, one fellow said that he uses one on his 12x20</p>
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<p>last one</p><div></div>
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<p>another</p><div></div>
Went to Cades Cove yesturday some 4x5's
in Classic Manual Film Cameras
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