I decided to go back to anologue photography for a project experimenting with polaroid or fuji instant film. Both are no longer produced and Its becoming harder to get hold of polaroid but you can still

This is a studio product shot i did while at college studying photography. Taken on large format 5x4 plate camera. Traditional 5x4 inch transparancy film, scanned with Epson v800. lightly processed in

Photo taken with 5x4inch speed graphic plate camera. Scanned on Epson perfection V800. Re-worked and sepia toned in Photoshop CS6. Please vote @pcste for steemit witness. to vote go to : Scroll to the

Photo taken with 5x4inch speed graphic plate camera. Scanned on Epson perfection V800. Re-worked and sepia toned in Photoshop CS6.

I recently bought an Epson V800 film scanner to scan all my old traditional work. This is an image i took with a speed graphic 5x4 inch plate camera. Re-worked and sepia toned in Photoshop CS6

The Arri Alexa LF is perhaps one of the best cinematic cameras in the market. It has been used by filmmakers because of its amazing image quality and detail. A great advantage about the Alexa LF is that

One of the things I do is to wander around looking for landscapes images. A favourite area of mine is the Hebrides. If I for some reason or other had to be imprisoned and I could choose where, it would

Here is another image taken on 8x10" sheet film in a 118 year old full plate camera. You can see the information key at the top right hand corner of the neg as this is simply a scan directly from

Here is another image taken on 8x10" sheet film in a 118 year old full plate camera. You can see the information key at the top right hand corner of the neg as this is simply a scan directly from

Here is another image taken on 8x10" sheet film in a 118 year old full plate camera. You can see the information key at the top right hand corner of the neg as this is simply a scan directly from

Than for sure this is the camera you need Format: 2m x 2m (Bellows: 6m) Lens: 1.4,5-9.0/600mm How to build your own ;)

No problem right? You just peel the backing and apply it to your desired surface, right? Well how about if that sticker is 114 inches in diameter? To make it worse, what if it's split right down the middle