Terry
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What is Michael Reichman shooting with in this video clip?
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/video_journal/vj17-sample.shtml
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/video_journal/vj17-sample.shtml
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What camera is this???
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Don Hutton
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Looks like a Cambo Wide DS. Pretty cool for architectural or handheld LF shooting - best suited for very wide lenses... see www.cambo.com
Arjuna
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Or see MR's take on it: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/expensive-ps.shtml
etrigan63
Active member
Boy, and they say that Leicas are expensive! I mean, $1500 for the compact body is OK, but then you have to add the MF digital back and then the lens, and the price skyrockets to somewhere around $30k. Pretty outrageous for a point-and-shoot (technically a scale focused rangefinder.) Looks pretty slick though.
I can see this as an add-on to someone who already has invested in a digital back (or has inherited one from an eccentric uncle).
I can see this as an add-on to someone who already has invested in a digital back (or has inherited one from an eccentric uncle).
If ya wanna play, ya gotta pay :-0
Seascape
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Interesting thing is that at a Gallery show about a year ago, the shot he is shown taking in the video clip, was the "show stopper".
A 30x40" print that was head and shoulders above everything else on display. No mention of what gear was used for that shot (or any of the others, to be fair), however the showing was sponsored by Canon !!
I found the gear information by reviewing other articles on his site, however I would think many people believed that the medium format quality print, was made by a Canon body and lens.
Full disclosure would help.
A 30x40" print that was head and shoulders above everything else on display. No mention of what gear was used for that shot (or any of the others, to be fair), however the showing was sponsored by Canon !!
I found the gear information by reviewing other articles on his site, however I would think many people believed that the medium format quality print, was made by a Canon body and lens.
Full disclosure would help.