Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

[Bildifokus]

Hasselblad H4D-50 | HC 3,5/35 | f32 | 0,5s | iso 50

 

[etrump]

Regular IQ 260 with the Roadie 23mm

This turned out fantastic. Great eye realized in a great image.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Thanks Ed, waiting for you to post some of your winners and I know you got them. LOL

Wish I stayed the extra day to get that lighthouse in Portland

This was a very good workshop for images.

BTW You where in this photo, had to clone you out. ROTFLMAO

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Gull Rock and Clouds, Early Evening.

Taken from the top of Nare Head on the Roseland in Cornwall, England

IQ260, Phase One 645D and the 28mm Phase Mamiya lens.

Your making fine use of the IQ 260. Really liked using that back last week.

 

[PSon]

Pentax 67 + Mamiya 80mm F1.9 recorded on 6x7 polaroid full frame at F1.9.

 

[Guy Mancuso]

Here Ed. I was going to leave it and call it "The Lone Walk". LOL

 

[MILESF]

Your making fine use of the IQ 260. Really liked using that back last week.

Guy, it's a nice piece of kit. The slight disappointment is that the images via Capture Pilot are a bit fuzzy on an iPad 3rd Gen. I read somewhere that the original iPad may be better so I'm about to dig the old one out and give it a try.

Thanks for your comments. Liking Getdpi very much.

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Black Hills, SD

 

[RVB]

Here Ed. I was going to leave it and call it "The Lone Walk". LOL

"The walking dead" comes to mind... looks like a scene straight from the show.. all it needs is a "walker" :thumbup:

 

[Nathan W. Lediard]

One from the studio today...
H4D-40 150n Tiffen black pro mist 1/4 Profoto Silver beauty dish, 5 foot octa as fill, silver refelctor and a zoom reflector behind her head...

 

[Ed Hurst]

Pentax 67 + Mamiya 80mm F1.9 recorded on 6x7 polaroid full frame at F1.9.

Hey there! How did you manage to mount a Mamiya 80mm f1.9 (a 645 lens) on a Pentax 67? Oh, and nice shot

 

[GrahamWelland]

Here Ed. I was going to leave it and call it "The Lone Walk". LOL

I like the version wih 'mini Ed' in it :thumbup:

 

[tsjanik]

Black Hills, SD

Very nice Bill. I love images from there; I've visited the Black Hills every few years my entire life. My mother grew up in the Black Hills (Deerfield and Hill City); the family had the General Store, post office, gas station, sawmill and farm in one location - the first super center.

Tom

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Bighorn National Forest, Wyoming.

 

[ondebanks]

Such an underrated back. I still have several wall hangers from mine and I don't even think that my 60mp back would be better other than resolution.

I always wanted to pick up the ProBack+ and use it with my 4x5 too. Say what you will about Kodak they certainly knew colour. Ditto Leaf.

oops, btw :thumbs: for the image.

Thank you, Graham!

Yes, the old KAF-16802 sensored Kodak is still delivering the goods for me, on shots like this. I fully agree that they have been underrated...perhaps because they didn't have the overhyped 16-bit mojo; or because Contax 645 users found them overheating sometimes - which really was the fault of *Contax*, not Kodak; unlike the Mamiya AFD and Hasselblad H1, the Contax body had no way to electronically command/allow the back to 'sleep'. As the user manual says: "When you turn off the power on the CONTAX 645 camera body, the DCS 645C continues to use full power for approximately one hour".

And I suppose, when Kodak abruptly stopped making MF backs in 2004 (one of Kodak management's many poor decisions, IMO), some people would have been nervous about staying with them.

Of course you have to like shooting square format photos...but I do like that.

Ray

 

[Landscapelover]

Denver Art Museum
Phase One IQ260/Cambo WRS AE/Rodenstock 40mm HR-W/Stitching
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Pramote
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[Landscapelover]

Gunnison, CO
Phase One IQ180/Mamiya 28mm
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[Ed Hurst]

An interesting day in Sydney (the worst day for bushfires in a decade, cloaking the city in smoke)... Here are a few pictures, starting with a gentle sunrise and ending in a dramatic, smokey sunset:

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[Guy Mancuso]

Images are beautiful , its a shame the cause of it though. But that is what creates it is environmental conditions.

 

[Ed Hurst]

You're so right Guy - it's a terrible shame about the fires. So many people have lost property and even their homes. Let's just hope everyone manages to stay safe...