Color Temperature in film

For only of our latest projects we were required to shoot a series of 3 photographs that showed 2 different color temperatures in each image using film. I shot the above photographs on Ektar 100 speed film, using a Hasselblad 500c and a 50mm lens.

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Shot with a Rolleiflex with Ektar 100 speed film. Portrait of a Pentax ME 35mm film camera.

Kate #3

Shot with the Mamiya RB67 on Ilford Delta 100 film. Scanned with a Flextight x5 scanner.

Khari

 

Shot with the Mamiya RB67 with Ilford Delta 100 film and a 90mm lens. Used supplemental lighting to light shadows. Scanned with a Flextight x5 Scanner.

Corners

Did a project recently on Architecture and these are the 3 images that I selected to turn in.

 

 

 

 

Shot on a Cambo 4×5 with a 210mm lens on Kodak T-Max film and scanned on a Flextight x5.

Mamiya RB67

This is the Mamiya RB67, which is a medium format camera. This is what I like to shoot with normal. Picture was shot with a Mamiya RB67 90mm lens on Ilford Delta 100.

Kate #2

Shot with the Mamiya RB67 on Ilford Delta 100 Film with a 90mm lens, scanned using a Flextight x5 scanner at 3000ppi Thanks again Kate for sitting through the portrait sessions!

Montana State Campus in Winter

A scan from last years winter time. We had about 6 inches of snow on the ground at this point. Shot with my Pentax ME Super with Arista EDU film scanned with a Flextight x5 scanner.