Shooting 500 mm on the Hasselblad - Ilford Delta 100
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2022
- This week Im fully testing the Hasselblad CF 250 mm and also extending out to 500 mm . There's a fair bit of work went into shooting this roll of film . Im pretty happy with the results ! It's a bit longer than usual but hang in there .
I also show how I spot meter the scene for one of the shots
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Just found your video, Austin. Very nice indeed. I purchased a Mutar 2X in the late 1990's to use on my 250mm CF and was very disappointed with the reduction in image quality. Only used it about 5 times and it is still in it's box. Wanted the 500mm CF but they were very expensive. Move forward 25 years and I purchased the 500mm CF. I actually like the high key images you took from the bridge without a yellow filter. I have moved from Delta 100 back to FP4+ and develop in 510 Pyro. The 250mm CF is a great lens as long as you can minimise all vibration.
If anyone wonders what I meant when I said I weigh less than I did before the dentist appointment . I had a wisdom tooth pulled out and I didn't crap my pants !
......some terrific spots there to make a picture....the CF250 is an Amazing lens on it's own.
yes I love all my CF lenses for different reasons
Another great video. I do look forward to these :)
Very big storm here Friday , hope I can dodge the rain and get some shots to challenge your development darkroom skills !?
Hold the filter in front of your spot meter lens for more accurate reading
Lovely shots Austen that’s lens looks stunning even with the converter 👍
Got a new baby today , CB60 f3.5 , selling the 80f2.8, wasn't getting used
That's me done on hasselblad kit building for a while , selling the Pentax 67 as that's not getting enough use
Love the meter setup. I have a scale on the side of mine as well.
Yes . When I use a sekonic I have to think about where things sit in the zone system, with the Pentax it's there in front of you
Hey, Austen. Lovely shots. I really need to visit Cornwall more often (and bring my Hasselblad with me, of course). My aunt and uncle live near Falmouth.
I have a question about your shots of At Michael's Mount... Is the video round the wrong way or the picture you took put up the wrong way round? 🙈
Christ I didn't spot that I flipped the images after the scan , thank god I'm not a professional!
I'm gonna leave it up , cos I'm human as can be seen
@@AustenGoldsmithPhotography Hehe No worries, buh. It happens. I was just trying to work out which it was. :)
@@MarkHickford it can be for another reason, the Hasselblad has a mirror alone, no prism, as in the video, so L/R are reversed, and if he took videos down the viewfinder, then that can explain the feeling of being topsy turvy.