Photographing with large format film using the Linhof Technika III
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we take a quick trip to photograph a tree in the split of two hills on Kodak Portra 400 large format 4x5 film using my Linhof Technika III and 150mm lens.
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Thanks for sharing your experience.
Your experience AND your vision, by the way. 👌
Issue with film is either out of date film or issue with processing. The cloudiness may be the result of improper fixing. You could repeat the fixing and stabilization part of the development process to see if that clears the negatives. Had the processing chemicals been before (then you need to increase development times). Those negatives do not look overexposed which increases contrast, the negatives look under exposed (which could also result from not increasing time in a developer that had already processed other film). It is an artistic choice but contrast can be increased in post-processing. I preferred the composition of the second image but if you lowered the camera another six inches there would be separation between the top of the lone tree and the barbed wire. Try to go back and shoot it again (to correct for the processing issues). Keep the videos rolling.
Yes, exhausted fixer is the culprit. Of course, it could be insufficient fixing time but I'm taking the high road. Blix quits in a NY minute when exhausted. Temperature isn't that important in this phase.
Oh man, how did I just find this channel ?! Also, I just picked up a Texas Leica from the Denton Camera Exchange. I love your content, keep doing what you're doing. -new fan
Congratulations on the new camera
An idea - You've only uploaded a few videos but you've got a very good presence in front of the camera. Hope to see you post more! As to an idea consider uploading a video where you take a digital photo of the actual negative used in the first image, maybe on a light table or similar, without converting to positive and talk thru what you think went wrong a bit more based on the look of the negative itself. You'll likely attract a slightly geeky crowd (no offense intended for anyone here - I'm including myself in that description) who might light up the comments a bit with suggestions on what went wrong and so forth. Good interaction via comments is a great way to start building your channel. Regardless, best of luck to you. I really believe you have what it takes to build a successful channel!
Ridiculous.
Using the telephone as a lightmeter.
Are you O.K?
Why chechking the shutter?
Do you double start your Forf Mustang?
There are several steps to setting up a composition and a large format camera. Double checking your settings, shutter, focus, etc is a good thing. Imagine you lost a shot because you realized you left your shutter open to pull focus on your camera and never closed it causing you to massively over-expose your sheet film. Good thing I double-started my Forf Mustang.
Nice one dude💚
Great vid man! I’m a from the Plano area and shoot film as well.
Thanks for sharing your good work but your 2nd work I wesh the tree in butane tow wire
Nice, just got a Linhof Technika III, that I thought was a IV.
Haven’t shot yet, but what a beautiful camera!
Thanks for a nice review!
Great video man! I know that same spot but never have stopped to see that angle! I shoot film all the time in Denton and surrounding areas. Great stuff! I just got into Large Format recently, and I'm excited to see where that style takes me!
Thank you for this video ! I really liked it . Can you tell me what’s the name and model of your tripod? Thanks . I’m planning to get a LINHOF and I understand that they need a solid tripod. Thanks !!
Did you understand the cause of spotting in the shots?
No, I figured it might've been from how long the film sat or possibly agitating too fast in development
@@marcosrangel2625 mmmh, I can’t suggest anything.
What’s those two meters?
General Electric Exposure Meter Type DW-68
The app is just called "Light Meter"
How are you scanning the neg? I had the same issue with the splotchiness of the Shan, and it ended up being the diffuser I was using for my light source.
Scanned on an Epson v800 using the 4x5 holder it comes with.
From the shape of the light leak on 2nd shot it looks it happened in the holder.
Great job!