What better way to test out a new lens for my 4x5 than a familiar Site. Ignore the fogging on the film, old stock and testing a developing formula.

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^{4" - f/64 - ASA-200 (Front Rise)}

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^{2" - f/64 - ASA-200}

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^{8" - f/64 - ASA-200}

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^{8" - f/64 - ASA-200}

Modified anniversary Speed Graphic - Fuji Fujinon-W 1:5.6/125 - Kodak Tri-X Pan (TXT)
Kodak HC-110 Dil. E 6:30 @ 20C

There's something about the depth of black and white sheet film that makes it look like nothing else...

Nice, props for 4x5. I mostly shoot color, but often use a pacemaker crown or speed graphic with ektar 100 4x5. A crown with a 135 xenotar is a pretty lightweight, flexible choice for a carry camera.

Nice! Which lens did you pick up!?

Really nice pic's bro! Loving the black and white!

Posted by Sceptic Nice! Which lens did you pick up!?

Fuji Fujinon-W 1:5.6/125 it's nice and sharp! I'll be posting the roll panatomic-x I shot here this week. It's being developed tomorrow!

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Rolleiflex 2.8F - Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm 1:2.8 - Kodak Panatomic-X @ ASA-32
Kodak Xtol (1+1) 7:30 @ 20C

Well eons and congrats on the new lens Axle. I'm digging that graf.

Nice stuff! Love shot 6

fun set!

"tellin lie vision" LOVE THAT!

Very nice. Well scanned too.

What kind of developing container do you use? I've been trying to get my hands on a Yankee Tank.

Posted by collectivesoul Very nice. Well scanned too. What kind of developing container do you use? I've been trying to get my hands on a Yankee Tank.

Don't get a Yankee, they leak light like crazy.

For Large Format I use a Unicolour Print Drum and a Bessler Rotating base, I can soup four sheets at a time (with a stopper in there to keep the sheets from overlapping.

For 120 and 35mm I use a Patterson tank, more expensive, but worth the money.

Posted by Axle Don't get a Yankee, they leak light like crazy. For Large Format I use a Unicolour Print Drum and a Bessler Rotating base, I can soup four sheets at a time (with a stopper in there to keep the sheets from overlapping. For 120 and 35mm I use a Patterson tank, more expensive, but worth the money.

Nice Job!

I actually picked up a beseler motor base with two print drums with caps, however, nothing on the inside, stoppers, or anywhere for them to sit! Any advice? I've been hand rolling a short Jobo i picked up for a decent price. It would make my life easier to use the print drums lol

Posted by Sceptic Nice Job! I actually picked up a beseler motor base with two print drums with caps, however, nothing on the inside, stoppers, or anywhere for them to sit! Any advice? I've been hand rolling a short Jobo i picked up for a decent price. It would make my life easier to use the print drums lol

Hm, keep an eye out for another one, unicolor also made a similar drum that fits onto the Bessler base. There should be at the very least inside two ridges and a removable center spin, this will allow two negs at a time.

Last time I was in this store: http://www.haltoncamera.com/ they had one, give them a call they may be able to ship it out to you.