4x5 Instant Photography with Lomography Graflok

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  • čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
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    --- IN THE VIDEO ----
    Braedon of Film Supply Club and Birgit of Lomography walk you through a video of how to use the 4x5 Graflok back made by Lomography. It shoots Fujifilm Instax Wide Instant Film - which is so fun to get instant results.
    They take turns photographing each other and walking you through step by step, how to meter for the film, how to set the camera and all the ways you can mess up (so you don't mess up).
    The camera used in the video was an Intrepid 4x5 camera.
    Let us know what you think!

Komentáře • 12

  • @ToddDeSilva
    @ToddDeSilva Před rokem +4

    This makes 4x5 photography SOOOO much more accessible. Practice with the instax before you drop $120 for 10 4x5 colour sheets (in canada).

    • @FilmSupplyClub
      @FilmSupplyClub  Před rokem +1

      Totally...and such a fun format to shoot. Having the instant is fun even if you're shooting negatives as well. Love it! Thanks for commenting.

  • @katharinemovertonphotographer

    I would love one of these backs for my Mamiya universal press camera

  • @gottanikoncamera
    @gottanikoncamera Před rokem +4

    Is there some parallax effect? Just curious, all the photos were a bit off center. Wondered if that was a stylistic choice or parallax?

    • @young-hoongihl3301
      @young-hoongihl3301 Před rokem +1

      The scene seen through the Lomograflok spacer and the actual Print don't match. Framing must be corrected through experience.

    • @andyvan5692
      @andyvan5692 Před 3 měsíci +1

      another reason, as this is an intrepid/chamonix style field camera, they take Linhof 4x5" size boards, these are offset for the linhof technika base board configuration (two tracks, one for focus, one for wide/std/tele lens ) this is compensated for, in sinar P2 and some others by a separate zero position on the rise\fall controls.

    • @williamhamblen3808
      @williamhamblen3808 Před 23 dny

      Need a cable release.

  • @hasselbladexpert
    @hasselbladexpert Před rokem

    Great work mate!! Many thanks for inspiration, cheers!!

  • @JacobCarlson
    @JacobCarlson Před rokem

    Hey Birgit!

  • @andyvan5692
    @andyvan5692 Před rokem

    great job, and a free lf intro video as a bonus :-))
    one tip to go with her lens instructions, Always take a shot, a 'dummy' to see if the release depresses completely!, this is a great indication that the shutter focusing lever is shut, as if it wasn't the cable release would be stiff( B\T locks on the release OFF, of coarse), or only depress 1cm or so ( you NEED the button to almost touch the plastic finger guard on the release +\- a mm or so), but for correct position this is ~1 inch or so!, re-cock, then shoot, all is well, if you want a video showing what not to do, see Nick Carver's channel, he did one on the Polaroid holder (545?) and he did this, funny, but a word of caution, he swears a lot in it, so be advised, for mature audiences only!

  • @markbrown1609
    @markbrown1609 Před 10 měsíci

    see her hands at 0:37, I teach art at a major university, and she has artist hands.

  • @tomlangton782
    @tomlangton782 Před 5 měsíci

    I had one and got rid of it. Hugely inconvenient. Polaroid peel away was so much better.
    And Instax is just crap. So soft and ill colored. Dr. Land is spinning, I am sure.