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A couple of shots from Rye Harbour both 5x4" Ilford FP4 taken with Schneider 58mm F5.6 Super Angulon XL, the first with a red filter and the second with a Lee "Big Stopper". Developed in ID-11 for 10 mins at 22C

I love my Schneider Super Angulon 58mm f5.6XL for 5x4 work, it is absolutely tack sharp and renders colours very nicely indeed. My dream lens is tricky but I think the 72mm version of the same lens would be nice to use on my 5x7 camera to get the same FOV with a nice big negative.

I use a great app called "Reciprocity Timer" by Pump interactive. It has reciprocity corrections for colour and black and white films from all the major manufacturers and some quite obscure ones, it also accounts for bellows extension and filter factors and gives values for meter readings up to...

I use a Fujinon-T 300mm F8 on 5x4 with my MPP Micro Technical, it is nice and sharp plus it covers 5x7. Being a telephoto design the bellows draw required is much less than a normal 300mm lens at only 195mm. It's not too big or heavy but I'm comparing it to my Schneider 90mm f8 and 58mm f5.6...

Hi All, I was informed of this forums existence on the LFPhotography forum where I am also called Boilerbasher. I currently use an MPP Micro Technical MkVI for my 5x4 work and an MPP monorail with 5x7 back for any still life and similar work. I also have a reasonably large collection of smaller...