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Large Format Photography On Location - Harveston Temecula E01
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2023
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Title:
Large Format Photography On Location - Harveston Temecula E01
Description:
Film photography with a film camera. I head to Harveston Lake in Temecula, California to shoot a 6x17 photo on a Chamonix 5x7 view camera.
Then I review the resulting scan on an Epson 850 scanner and compare it to my Canon EOS R photo.
Location:
Harveston Lake Temecula, California
Transport and Bags:
Mac Sports XL Folding Wagon
Think Tank Photo Airport Accelerator Backpack
Lowepro CompuTrekker Camera Backpack
Camera gear:
Foma Fomapan ISO 100 5x7 Sheet Film Expires 9/23
Manfrotto 3021N Tripod Legs
Manfrotto 3029 Pan Tilt Tripod Head
Chamonix 57Fs-2 View Camera
Nikkor-SW 90mm f/4.5 Lens
Sinar Flat Lensboard for #0 Copal/Compur Shutters
Vello TSR-40 Threaded Shutter Release Cable (15.75")
Sekonic L-758DR DigitalMaster Flash Meter
Toyo-View 3.6x Groundglass Focusing Aid
Stone Photo Gear 5x7 Single Sleeve Film Storage
Fidelity Deluxe Film Holder 5x7 Plastic
Lisco Regal Film Holder 5x7 Plastic
Canon EOS R with Canon RF 24-105mm F4 L IS USM with Canon CPS camera strap
Overhead setup:
LenTok Overhead Tripod For DSLR Cameras ASIN B08ZCW4N6V
Photomyne A4 Slide Viewer
Print File Archival Storage Page for Negatives, 5x7
iPhone apps:
Mark II Artist's Viewfinder
Photo Friend exposure and DoF
Computer software and scanner:
Epson Perfection V850 Pro Photo Scanner
ExifTool by Phil Harvey command line tool
Video:
iPhone 13
EOS R with Canon EF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-5.6 IS STM Lens
Tiffen 67mm Variable Neutral Density Filter
Manfrotto 190CX3 Carbon Fiber Tripod Legs (Black)
Manfrotto MH804 3-Way, Pan-and-Tilt Head with 200LT-PL Quick Release Plate
SYNCO Wireless Lavalier Microphones & System, G1(A2) 2.4G
Music:
Las Palmas by Scandinavianz | / scandinavianz
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awesome
Great to see another 5x7er.
It is a nice format. I look forward to shooting more. Nice to meet you.
@@Media.ExpertPhoto I sold my Shenhao 617 as never like small ground glass to compose the image. Much easier with a 5x7. Good idea.
I agree :)
Great information!
Glad it was helpful!
one other thing I noticed, you have the film holder's dark slide slot facing the sun, judging by the shadows of you on the ground! two options, take the ground glass frame OFF, rotate 180 Degrees so the slot for the holder is on the LEFT, it will shade the dark slide slot felt more, so no light leaks from this!! (esp. full sun), Or place the slide in front of the slit, perpendicular to the holder so it shades it.
Thank you for the info
at 18:54 you have to watch out for the water reflections, and the highlights, so use a hood, or ND filter, that way you don't white out the frame, I did this on my hasselblad, in EV 17 lighting conditions with a similar scene, in a botanic gardens, with water, sun, etc. so be careful.
Thank you for the info
Great first video! Question about your negatives, you say the image that you like is the 1/15 of a second. Wouldn’t the hotter image, the second negative be the 1/15? And the one you like the 1/30th of a second (less hot)?
More light makes the negative darker. Less light make the negative lighter. 1/15th of a second is more time (light) than 1/30th meaning that the 1/15th shot would appear to have more detail in the negative. Thank you for watching and also for asking a great question.
Ah yes, it has been for ever since I shot film… have to think in reverse! I think I will stick to my digital 😁
Dont blame ya. There are many times I just want to shoot digital. I enjoy the super slow process of large format.