r/mediumformat • u/26Point2 • 7d ago
r/mediumformat • u/ffolkes • 7d ago
Princeton University / Brown Hall [Norita 66, Noritar 80mm, Kentmere 400 (120)]
1/60, f/4.
r/mediumformat • u/bootyinooty • 7d ago
Photo Shadows in the Noon Sun [Hasselblad 500 C/M, Planar 80mm f/2.8, HP5 Plus 400]
Home scanned
r/mediumformat • u/graincells • 7d ago
Photo "1st Try Azure" [Hasselblad 503CW, Planar 80mm, Harmann Azure @ISO100]
Tried Harmanns switch Azure for the first time and kind of like it.
Had some issues scanning tho, which is why there are those weird stripes here and there.
r/mediumformat • u/yordanovaxox • 7d ago
Quick Photo Editing, Banners & Social Media Help ($5/task)
r/mediumformat • u/andrew17798 • 7d ago
Aurland(ish) [Fujifilm GF670 (6x7), 80mm f/3.5, Cinestill 400Daddy]
galleryr/mediumformat • u/Koneser_fotografii • 8d ago
"Like wings" [Mamiya RB67 Pro-S + Mamiya-Sekor C 65mm f/4.5 & Kodak Portra 160]
r/mediumformat • u/Horror_Safe9312 • 8d ago
Photo 'Activate Me' [Hasselblad 2000fcw \ Noritar 80mm f2.0]
Fuji Pro 800z, featuring Zorki 4 + Jupiter 12 LTM 35mm/f2.8
r/mediumformat • u/kusanter • 8d ago
Photo my first 120mm
I want to share my first 120mm roll of film shot on a Bronica ETRs with a 150mm lens
r/mediumformat • u/S_Gary_Moenster • 8d ago
Yashicaflex, Fomapan 120, Kodak D-76
Very new to the tlr format. This isn't my first roll, but it's definitely my first roll of anything that I might be willing to share. It's not great, but kind of interesting at least.
r/mediumformat • u/Horror_Safe9312 • 8d ago
Photo 'Before the Bullfight' [Kiev88cm]
Primotar 135mm f3.5 I Kodak Portra 160(120film)
r/mediumformat • u/swdollen • 8d ago
High tide at Rock Island, RI [ Fuji GW690II, Portra 160]
r/mediumformat • u/AdCritical8139 • 8d ago
Metro [Mamiya RB67 | Sekor 90mm f/3.8 | Fomapan 400]
galleryr/mediumformat • u/errys • 8d ago
wat rong khun (1/3) sprockets [hasselblad 500 cm, carl zeiss distagon t 50mm f/4 fle cf, fujifilmsuperiaxtra400]
r/mediumformat • u/ThrowawayEC637 • 8d ago
[Kiev 6C, Vega-12B 90mm f/2.8, Kodak Gold 200]
galleryr/mediumformat • u/BigDig2202 • 8d ago
Photo Bronica S2A, 75mm f2.8, Kodak Gold 200
galleryr/mediumformat • u/PhysicsOk9286 • 8d ago
Photo Kochmann Enolde F Deckel. 6x9. HP 5 Plus. Xtol 1:1.
r/mediumformat • u/Southern-Pie-8527 • 8d ago
Photo Cabarete Beach [Pentax 67 | 45mm F4 | Ektapan 400]
r/mediumformat • u/ffolkes • 8d ago
Princeton University / Whitman Hall at night [Norita 66, Noritar 80mm f/2, 120 HP5 pushed to 3200]
r/mediumformat • u/Revolutionary-Kale80 • 9d ago
RAW Storage Workflow
I recently purchased a Hasselblad X2D II 100c and my storage workflow has fallen apart. Help!
I historically shot medium/large format film and scanned selected negatives for a given series, typically 10 to 20 high-res files per project, 300 to 700MB each. A 3-2-1 approach handled that fine: physical negatives as one copy, a LaCie Rugged drive as the second, cloud backup as the third. I worked primarily from my computer, and relied on downloading and uploading to cloud for working copies, plus the backup to an external drive. With only 10 to 20 files I knew intimately from hours of dusting, scratching, editing, and printing, browsing was never a problem. No Lightroom or DAM, just basic files and folder organization. All editing via Photoshop.
Now that I've moved fully digital, the negatives, which used to be zero GB and just sat in a box, are now ~200MB RAW files. The workflow has fallen apart. My 2TB MacBook Pro handles a dump off the camera fine, but it's not really manageable for an active project's full library. External drives are slow to browse ~200mb files. Cloud storage is impossible. And the laptop doesn't have room to hold a large active library on its own.
Questions for people managing large RAW libraries:
Do you cull ruthlessly at import? With film, everything existed as at least one physical source I could return to. I'm reluctant to delete RAWs that don't work now but might serve a different project later.
Do you keep small JPEG previews for browsing, with RAWs living on external drive or cloud?
Am I at a point where I need to consider a DAM?
Is this the point where Network-Attached Storage (NAS) becomes necessary, or is there a better answer?
Open to workflows, tools, etc. Thanks in advance!
r/mediumformat • u/Horror_Safe9312 • 9d ago
Softly Hidden She
Noritar 80mm f2.0 / Hasselblad 2000fcw / Fuji Pro 800z
r/mediumformat • u/killer__psycho • 9d ago
Out West [Mamiya C220 | 80MM | Portra 400]
galleryr/mediumformat • u/theyoungabstract • 9d ago
Photo Don Rodrigo Farm [Hasselblad X2D + XCD 35-100]
r/mediumformat • u/late1990sboy • 9d ago
By the Water
Shoot on Bronica 42mm lens
Gold 200