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Hasselblad V Series Images - Continued...
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simonpg
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Lovely images guys! 
Jurgen, I am so impressed by your cables image - I have one like it above my desk in a very rare 2008 calendar with German Junk Yard photos. I'll let the producer know your email address so that he may hire your services!!!!!
I hope to "process" some recent 6x6 images today - stay tuned!
Jurgen, I am so impressed by your cables image - I have one like it above my desk in a very rare 2008 calendar with German Junk Yard photos. I'll let the producer know your email address so that he may hire your services!!!!!
I hope to "process" some recent 6x6 images today - stay tuned!
First photos
My first attempts at medium format photos, including development. Hassy 503cw + 80mm. These are Delta 100 scanned at snappy snaps Dust and scratches yet to be fully destroyed.
My first attempts at medium format photos, including development. Hassy 503cw + 80mm. These are Delta 100 scanned at snappy snaps
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nathantw666
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I always liked the series of photos for portraits.
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Hi everyone,
I'm fairly new to the forum and have been reading the forum posts for a while but this is my first post. I recently made my entry into the world of square images and medium format when I became the proud owner of a 503CW and 80mm Planar CFi f/2.8 lens. On the weekend I used it for the first time, hoping to produce at least one decent shot. I think I achieved that - others have commented favourably so I thought I'd post the shot and see what the experts think! The film I used was Kodak Portra 400NC.
A special thanks to my friend SimonPG for his encouragement and valuable advice during this process.
Regards
Kim
Hi everyone,
I'm fairly new to the forum and have been reading the forum posts for a while but this is my first post. I recently made my entry into the world of square images and medium format when I became the proud owner of a 503CW and 80mm Planar CFi f/2.8 lens. On the weekend I used it for the first time, hoping to produce at least one decent shot. I think I achieved that - others have commented favourably so I thought I'd post the shot and see what the experts think! The film I used was Kodak Portra 400NC.
A special thanks to my friend SimonPG for his encouragement and valuable advice during this process.
Regards
Kim
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amoebahydra
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Thanks everyone for your warm welcome and encouraging words. It's a big step to take and a huge learning curve but I reckon I'm up for it! Roll number 2 is going through the camera this weekend so I'll be interested to see what I produce this time. I'll be happy with one keeper!
And Simon, I've bought a roll of Ilford Delta 3200 to specially cater for Melbourne's cruddy weather this weekend!
Kim
And Simon, I've bought a roll of Ilford Delta 3200 to specially cater for Melbourne's cruddy weather this weekend!
Kim
how I managed to post the message twice!
Hi Paul,
I previewed the message and then posted it and got a message (that I didn't read properly) but it mentioned that I had posted less than 5 times and something about containing a link, which my message didn't have, unless a smilie counts as a link - may do. So, I checked to see if the first one got through, and then thought I'd mucked something up and tried again, the second one showing up pretty quickly.
So, the secret is, less than 5 posts!
Kim
Hi Paul,
I previewed the message and then posted it and got a message (that I didn't read properly) but it mentioned that I had posted less than 5 times and something about containing a link, which my message didn't have, unless a smilie counts as a link - may do. So, I checked to see if the first one got through, and then thought I'd mucked something up and tried again, the second one showing up pretty quickly.
So, the secret is, less than 5 posts!
Kim
These are with a Hasselblad 500C. The photo of the glass bottom is cropped from a larger shot taken on Acros, developed in Diafine, and scanned on an Epson 4490. I took it with a 80mm lens I'm testing. The train station shot was scanned from a print taken with an old chrome 150mm lens.
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I am a new member, but an old photographer. I used Hasselblad in the late '60s and early '70s. Here is an image from that period. I still have three lenses and a tricked out 500CM. I love the quality, and miss the elegance and shooting with it, I would like to afford a digital back for it, but that doesn't look affordable these days.
I am a new member, but an old photographer. I used Hasselblad in the late '60s and early '70s. Here is an image from that period. I still have three lenses and a tricked out 500CM. I love the quality, and miss the elegance and shooting with it, I would like to afford a digital back for it, but that doesn't look affordable these days.
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