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Category Archives: Mamiya TLR
Primes, zooms, landscapes and panos
THE question cropped up in a forum discussion of whether primes are better than zooms. This is a fairly common question amd my response is that the best modern zooms are very nearly as good as any prime. My 70-200 … Continue reading
Posted in Black and White film, Canon 70-200 f2.8L, Colour film, Crete, Film, Greece, Islands, Leica R4s Mod P, Leitz Summicron 90, Lenses, Mamiya TLR, Sekor 180/4.5 super
Tagged equipment, landscape, landscape photography, lenses, panoramas, photography, primes, stitchec panoramas, stitching, zooms
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Unlucky ’13!
WHAT a start to the year! I decided to take a set of photos of my old cameras, all shot in black and white with medium format film. I thought they might have a chance of selling as wall art. … Continue reading
Posted in Developing film, film camera, Film cameras, Foma Developers, Ilford FP4, Lenses, Mamiya Sekor 105 TLR, Mamiya TLR, Photography, Problems, Scanning
Tagged 2013, black and white, developing, Epson V500, film, flash, flash synch, flash synchronisation, FP4, jamming, m-synch, Paterson reel, problems, sticking, technique, x-synch
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Macros with a Sekor 180
The Sekor 180 TLR lens turns out to be a stellar macro performer when used with the bellows fully extended. This was shot hand-held at f4.5 with a yellow filter on Neopan Acros 100 black and white film.
Posted in Black and White film, Equipment, Film, film camera, Film cameras, Lenses, Mamiya, Mamiya Sekor, Mamiya TLR, Neopan Acros 100, Sekor 180/4.5 super, TLR cameras
Tagged flower, macro, Mamiya, passionflower, Sekor 180, TLR
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The Souq Porter
An aged porter waits with his wheelbarrow for customers in Qatar’s Souq Waqif. Shot on a Mamiya C33 TLR with a 180mm lens and Tri-X 400 film. (Copyright Paul Cowan; no unauthorised use)
Posted in Black and White film, Film, Mamiya, Mamiya Sekor, Mamiya TLR, Photography, Sekor 180/4.5 super, TLR cameras
Tagged black and white, Doha, Mamiya, medium format, Qatar, TLR
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Mamiya Sekor TLR lens speeds
Tested, reproducible shutter speeds from my three Sekor TLR lenses: 65mm (black version, blue dot) 1s = 1s; 1/2s = 1/2s; 1/4s = 1/4s; 1/8s = 1/8s; 1/15s = 1/16s; 1/30s = 1/29s; 1/60s = 1/58s; 1/125s = 1/118s; 1/250s … Continue reading
Posted in Film cameras, Mamiya Sekor, Mamiya TLR, TLR cameras
Tagged 105mm, 65mm, 80mm, lens, Mamiya, result, Sekor, shutter, shutter speed, speed, testing, timings, TLR
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Another art photo …
I’ve been neglecting my portfolio over at Fine Art America recently but I’ve just added this, shot in black and white with my Mamiya C220 TLR. It’s available for sale here.