[liamstrain]

Yah, I shoot mostly 4x5 for architectural work - but I still have my 8x10. Just don't break it out as much as I'd like. 

 

[Barry S]

Cool--I don't run into other LF photographers very often.  What kind of cameras do you shoot--maybe something like a Sinar F2 for the archi work?   Do you take your E6 to Gamma--is anyone else in Chicago doing E6 these days?  I recently bought a Jobo ATL2+ processor, so I can run my own E6 and C41--the costs for sheet film are crazy and hardly anyone runs a wet lab anymore.
 
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Yah, I shoot mostly 4x5 for architectural work - but I still have my 8x10. Just don't break it out as much as I'd like. 

 

[liamstrain]

I have a Jobo as well - I don't recall the model off hand (maybe a CPE2 rotary with lift). I actually shoot almost exclusively color neg (or BW) film for archi work, better latitude. I use Gamma and PixelMint/CSW for lab work - client work all goes to the lab. Personal work I do. 
 
Shooting for work, I use a Horseman LX45 monorail. For fun, I use a Wisner field camera (Standard, not technical field, circa 1994). My 8x10 is a wista. I have a mix of glass - Nikkor, Schneider, Caltar/Rodenstock - various vintages. 

 

[limpidglitch]

Morning mist over Bergen.
 

 

[GSARider]

Oxford Street, London from above...

 

[james444]

Fishermen (click for HD version):
 

 

[Jon L]

Oppression
 

 

[fatcat28037]

Lights on the boardwalk in Belmar, NJ
 

 
 

 

[GSARider]

Here's a timelapse video I did as a test...
 
 

 

 

[Destroyer95]

 

[Planar_head]

Super Takumar 200mm f4

 

[ESCS]

 

[attika89]

 
 
 

flickr
 
 

 

[DMinor]

Here is one I took today.
 

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[nikongod]

 
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