Hi Tom:
Thanks for the compliment.
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.hemenway.com/CharlesRiverProtar590.jpg" target="_blank">http://www.hemenway.com/CharlesRiverProtar590.jpg</a>
Yes, it's the Boston skyline from the MIT boat house.
Ektachrome 100 scanned on an older 11x17 Epson 836XL into Photoshop,
where I had to do some color correction and which is almost always the
case because the colors as scanned rarely match the original chrome.
This photo was taken with the rear cell of a B&L Protar VII. Both front
and rear cells are the same... 23 1/4 inches - f12.5 when used singly,
(about 590.55mm), and 13 1/4 - f6.3 when used together.
The unit has two aperture scales, the outer for both cells at f6.3 and
the inner for a single cell at f12.5. It's mounted in a Compound shutter.
The front cell has a serial number ending with 7344. The engraving on
the rear cell has a lot of wear but appears to end in 7343.
If there is any coating, it's not apparent.
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Tom Keenan wrote:
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>>Thanks for the compliment Arthur.
>>
>>Here's another shot:
>>http://www.hemenway.com/CharlesRiverProtar590.jpg
>>
>>Jim:
>
> I'm enjoying the Boston chromes. Can I assume that you used a protar
> to take the last one? (looks like Boston from the Cambridge side)
> I'm interested to know more. What series? Was it 590mm? single
> cell? Did you have to color correct in photoshop? The image is very
> nice. I'm impressed if this is an old uncoated lens with velvia or
> something like that.
> Tom
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