Photographer Amos Chapple shares how he uses artist tracing paper to create a beautiful large format look with a $300 Soviet camera.
By replacing the plane where film usually sits with a white wall, Alexey then photographed the projected image with a digital camera looking inside the large format camera.who perfected a more advanced version of the same technique years earlier using a Ukrainian-made lens, but whose breakthrough seemed to go largely unnoticed.write-up, I bought a Soviet-era 10×8-inch FKD “pavilion camera” with a 300mm f/4.5 lens to test things out myself.
The Soviet FKD camera projecting a street scene onto tracing paper. This photo was made from the Hotel Classic in Kyiv, Ukraine in August 2021. The white brick building seen in the projected image tookThe eureka moment finally arrived when I pulled a sheet of baking paper over the back of the Soviet camera where the film would usually sit. I remember the following moments well.
Using the camera in Armenia in November 2021. The unseen digital camera is being triggered with my right hand from outside the cloth.
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