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The Ilford Harman Titan Is An f288 Beast

Mar 27, 2013 by Udi Tirosh 4 Comments

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So, if the exposure is right at f/8 and 1/250th of a second? What would the time value be at f/288?

The Ilford Harman Titan Is An f288 Beast

While this is not a question you will need answered for your DSLR, it is something you would need to know if you got the new Ilford Harman Titan 8×10″ Pinhole camera.

Armed with a 8x10in film holder slot it can accept a wide array of film format or photographic paper.

Here is the product description from Ilford:

“The HARMAN TiTAN 8x10in camera can be used with any photographic film using a 8x10in film holder or photographic paper*. It allows the creative photographer in you to produce wonderfully unique images. The camera has been designed to include a tripod mount for use in both portrait and landscape formats. It has spirit levels fitted for both orientations and a cold shoe accessory mount. The kit comes with our Exposure Calculator, full user instructions, guidance for outdoor use and of course, the warranty leaflet from our manufacturer, Walker Cameras” #

If you want to one of these, you will have to shell out around £300. Till there here is a video review from Leon Taylor of filmwaters who also shot the review photographs below.

Sample images (Leon Taylor)

The Ilford Harman Titan Is An f288 Beast

The Ilford Harman Titan Is An f288 Beast

The Ilford Harman Titan Is An f288 Beast

The Ilford Harman Titan Is An f288 Beast

P.S. if 8×10″ is too much, there is a smaller 4×5 pinhole from the same family.

P.P.S – f/288 is about 10 stops dimmer than f/8 so the right time value would be about 4 seconds.

[HARMAN TiTAN 8x10in camera via Phoblographer]

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About Udi Tirosh

Udi Tirosh is an entrepreneur, photography inventor, journalist, educator, and writer based in Israel. With over 25 years of experience in the photo-video industry, Udi has built and sold several photography-related brands. Udi has a double degree in mass media communications and computer science.

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