4x5 Landscape Photography on Location with Provia 100 and the Arca Swiss F-Field | Rocky Mountain NP
In this video, I finally break out the 4x5 camera to shoot some Provia 100f in Rocky Mountain National Park. In just under an hour, I expose 4 separate compositions, using 8 sheets of film total. At the end of the video, we develop the film and review it on the light table.

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