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Yes, I do. I shot this lens when I had my film 645. But it was not simple to use.From the front yard, with a lens I rarely see represented here, quite unusual and difficult to focus ...
I like such soft images, I hope you too
Stay safe,
Rafael
Phase One DF - IQ140 - Mamiya 145/4 Soft Focus C
Wow. A giant ball of spherical aberration with a lens attached. I like it!From the front yard, with a lens I rarely see represented here, quite unusual and difficult to focus ...
I like such soft images, I hope you too
Stay safe,
Rafael
Phase One DF - IQ140 - Mamiya 145/4 Soft Focus C
Fine, so I feel less lonely nowYes, I do. I shot this lens when I had my film 645. But it was not simple to use.
Rafael, I wish my memory was that good. I did however find this archive on DPReview, which you probably also know, that rekindled my interest in the lens, and seems more helpful than just the manual due to the commentary. I have had a lot of fun with Nikon's equivalent in FF [the 100mm version], and so I am thinking about trying one again.Fine, so I feel less lonely now
Would you remember your workflow from when you were using this lens ?
I found the original Instruction Booklet from Mamiya, but it doesn't seem to match with my findings ???
Stay safe,
Rafael
I certainly like your color choice better. And I won't comment on the mask unless asked.In deference to Pieter 12, this orchid needs a mask.
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Thank you!I certainly like your color choice better. And I won't comment on the mask unless asked.
Love the tones in the jetties.Saint-Nazaire harbour
CF058835 by jean-luc cochy, sur Flickr
Phase One DF, Phase One DF+ and Schneider 55 mm .