Large Format Photography Australia

As I understand it, you can convert any Sinar to 4x5, 5x7 or 8x10 by changing to the relevant standards. But I get your point, I have and use a Toyo 45G which while not quite in the same company as Sinar equipment, the bulk is there. I have a Shen Hao HZX45-IIA, which is still manufactured today and...

Jon, what part of Australia are you located in?

I'm not after one, but I know someone who was looking for something like this last year, he is in the Bendigo area.

Interesting Barry. My wife is German, currently she is learning French from a technical point online. Her French vocabulary is pretty good, her spoken French is, as far as I can tell, pretty good. She can also get by, sort of with Spanish, which was helpful when we visited Spain a decade or so back....

Nice capture of the fallen leaves. Quite interesting to see a scene like this coming from Qld, not quite what one expects. Did you chance upon this, or is it a known thing of yours? Regardless, a perfect example of what is possible with camera movements, what's next Maris, a snow scene? :o With rega...

Maris, I am watching this plant in the hope I get the right conditions for most of the flowers to be open at the same time. But I'm not holding out too much hope for that, the bottom flowers are already wilting. In general this plant seems to flower for a considerable time, and to do it all at once ...

This sits on our back verandah table. Late in the day to utilise natural sidelight and less wind/breeze as the flower is atop a 400mm long stem from the base plant. Shen Hao HZX45-IIA Fujinon f/6.3 150mm 1 sec at f/16 Ilford FP4+ No Filter 10mm front rise 24020_Aloe_Vera_FP4_Shen_Hao_HZX45_150mm_No_...

Maris, Charlotte Pass has never looked so inviting; very nice.

Straight print, or did you hold some of the shadow areas a bit?

Creamy smoothish foliage on the tree tops, combined with that luscious grass, just lifts this way above an ordinary IR image.

Yes, I'll open by saying: Thank you Alistair. Thank you Oscar. Thank you Steve. I like this, it seems that the cloudy day has been kind to you, although your endeavours certainly took advantage of everything possible. The hull is very well the centre of attention, and also the lightest part. Seconde...

Oscar, once again, many thanks for running things for the past 6 years, really, really appreciated.

Steve, this is wonderful that you have taken over the forum; here's hoping for a great ride.

Your comments remind me of this joke.

Question: How does the Man in the Moon, cut his hair?

Answer: He-Clips; it!