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- Thread starter danlindberg
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Charles: Wow! :thumbs: This is as good a shot as I've ever seen of the Mittens. (But maybe need a bit of extra work on the dodge and burn masks -- we can cover that on the next workshop for you
Peak of October storm in the Mittens. RM3di, IQ180.
Charles
.)Thanks Jack. You are absolutely correct about the extra work needed on the dodge and burn masks. I became aware of that after posting the image and even thought about deleting the image and posting a better one...but will save that for later since I still have many images from the trip I want to spend time on right now; interestingly, my house guests over Thanksgiving who didn't know much about photography thought my mistake was a magical part of the image...and I did not tell them otherwise! Charles
GrahamWelland
Subscriber & Workshop Member
Hot rodded Cambo no less! :thumbs: I like the tilt/swing extensions. I'm sure that someone at Alpa will cringe seeing their HPF rings machined away too
Now the real question is whether Guy has placed his order for the T/S knob extensions yet?
Now the real question is whether Guy has placed his order for the T/S knob extensions yet?
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Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Wow just seen this. Okay my SK 60 TS comes this week and a straight 90. John we may need to mod my 60 . Can I get rings for my 90 and 60. I can order the 90 right away if they make them
i was also able to rotate the lens unit in the mounting plate about 90 degrees clockwise; now the more visible shutter speeds are on the beveled face, a bit more readable, and the primary aperture marks and lever and the cocking lever are also in the 10 o'clock region! all nicely placed on the left side. puts the shutter release cable aimed up and the sync connection up near the top
the distance index is still at 12 o'clock, no change there
for some reason the rodenstock lens could be simply grasped and rotated, but my schneiders don't want to move
the distance index is still at 12 o'clock, no change there
for some reason the rodenstock lens could be simply grasped and rotated, but my schneiders don't want to move
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
John I actually like that idea the lens data being on the left side , nice idea.
i used the alpa HPR rings for the specific focal length and lens brand. From what I can tell, they fit independent of the Alpa or Cambo style of mount. However, it is a pretty big deal to get it to work with the T/S cambo lens, not for the faint at heart. i also modified my schneider 43 in the same fashion, maybe i'll post a pic of that later
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Back to my "Churches of Litchfield County" project.
I hear the R 28 calling my name as I work on this project.
Alpa Max + SK 47. 15mm or so of rise.
I hear the R 28 calling my name as I work on this project.
Alpa Max + SK 47. 15mm or so of rise.
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Same camera and lens (and same IQ 180 back) -
Two frames stitched (stitches accomplished by rise and fall) -
Two frames stitched (stitches accomplished by rise and fall) -
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
Lovely image Charles.
Canyon Wood & Rock: Image made in Canyon de Chelly. RM3di, IQ180.
Charles