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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

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Shashin

Shashin

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I am not sure if this technically goes here. Maybe large-format photography? Anyway, this is a scanner image--Seitz makes a medium-format scanning camera and so does Better Light. These are wild raspberry leaves--for the fruit, see above. This is not a reflection scan, but rather a transmission scan--I am scanning it as positive film.



We make tea from the leaves.
 
Ed Hurst

Ed Hurst

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Another beautiful foggy morning in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park (north of Sydney); Barrenjoey lighthouse can be seen in a couple of these:

[/url]_IMG6722Step6sRGBSMALL by Ed Hurst, on Flickr[/IMG]

[/url]_IMG6710Step8sRGBSMALL by Ed Hurst, on Flickr[/IMG]

[/url]_IMG6668Step8sRGBCropSMALL by Ed Hurst, on Flickr[/IMG]

[/url]_IMG6737Step7sRGBSMALL by Ed Hurst, on Flickr[/IMG]

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Hulyss Bowman said:
Beautiful ! I would like to see such landscapes sometimes (and eventually shooting it).
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Thanks Hulyss - really appreciate that

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arionelli said:
Looks to me like that's at the Bower...jumped off there quite a number of times myself if it is (3+ decades ago)...many nice shots of yours generally, Ed.
Martin
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Thanks Martin. It's Dee Why Point, not the Bower (though I can see why you would think that).
 
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ondebanks

ondebanks

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Peter_S said:
True! I appreciate the input I got here on getdpi before I made the purchase.

Mamiya ADF, Kodak Pro Back 645M, Sekor f/1.9 80mm, SEP2.
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Hey, the 645 AFD + Proback 645M is exactly the same MFD kit I've been using for the past 5 years! Great to see someone else using it too. :thumbup:

Ray
 
ondebanks

ondebanks

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The good news - there are 8 or 9 months worth of images in this thread for me to catch up on and enjoy.
The bad news - it'll take me a while!

A couple of my own from this period.
Mamiya 645AFD, Kodak DCS645M, 80/1.9.

"New forklift".





I just read in another thread that the new Phase One XF camera won't mount this classic lens. What a shame!

Ray
 
ondebanks

ondebanks

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Jupiter and Venus approaching conjunction in June.

Mamiya 645AFD, Kodak DCS645M, 80/1.9, diffraction filter, 30 seconds, AstroTrac.

 
ondebanks

ondebanks

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Loiano church, Emilia Romagna, Italy

I was escorting a group of students around, so shooting with a tripod was impractical. I handheld the external shots and improvised interior supports using the floor or a pew.

Mamiya 645AFD, Kodak DCS645M, 24mm ULD fisheye. These are all de-fished in Hugin.





The ceiling is my favourite:

 
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arionelli

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Thanks Martin. It's Dee Why Point, not the Bower (though I can see why you would think that).[/QUOTE]

You know, Ed, that was my alternate thought (truly) as I'm familiar, but not as much so, with DY point also...if I remember the way it breaks, that guy's taking off just wide of 'the Chair", which is the section the better riders try to get into from behind...sorry to get a little surf-o-technical, but your shots have sparked off some old memories for me (another good thing about this 'fun with...' thread).
Best wishes and keep up your truly excellent image making
Martin
 
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Nathan McCreery

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Hey folks. I'm brand new to this forum but not new to the art and craft of photography. I have a question I am hoping someone may have an answer to. In January I auditioned a Credo 60 for my old Hasselblads. The images were outstanding, as you would think they would be. However, when photographing into an open sky, or on seamless, I am getting huge banding. Honestly, I've never noticed it before when using my Canons. I have never encountered anything quite like that before and until that issue is solved there is no way I will be making the purchase of the hardware. Do any of you have solutions for that? I believe the back was the latest iteration of the back. I cannot imagine anyone being happy with that result. Admittedly, I am relatively new to the digital scheme of things but I never saw anything like this when using my 4x5's.
 
ondebanks

ondebanks

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Nathan McCreery said:
Hey folks. I'm brand new to this forum but not new to the art and craft of photography. I have a question I am hoping someone may have an answer to. In January I auditioned a Credo 60 for my old Hasselblads. The images were outstanding, as you would think they would be. However, when photographing into an open sky, or on seamless, I am getting huge banding. Honestly, I've never noticed it before when using my Canons. I have never encountered anything quite like that before and until that issue is solved there is no way I will be making the purchase of the hardware. Do any of you have solutions for that? I believe the back was the latest iteration of the back. I cannot imagine anyone being happy with that result. Admittedly, I am relatively new to the digital scheme of things but I never saw anything like this when using my 4x5's.
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By banding, do you mean repetitive stripes; or does it look like the image is split into large equal-size blocks, each with slightly different exposure/colour? Could you link an example image?

Ray
 
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Stan ROX

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My latest addition arrived yesterday: the legendary Contax Zeiss 120 mm Macro for the Contax 645.

The image was taken with a P21+, 1/60s sec.

This is from my garden, some crazy plant:



and the details from that image: geez, that's a sharp lens.



I know, nothing special, but needed to share this with you... ;)
 
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