Ray Harrison
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That would be terrific indeed! I can't wait to connect with real humans again
.Cheers and a Happy New Year to you and to us all.
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.Cheers and a Happy New Year to you and to us all.
I was on a very very frosty walk through the forbidden city two days ago, over night we got strong winter storms from mongolia, cooled down beijing to -10 degree at day time, but that meant also to have blue sky.
Both images are made with the GFX100 and 23mm
Both images are made with the GFX100 and 23mm
funkysmurf
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Absolutely beautiful.
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Greg Haag
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Going thru and cleaning up my files and ran across this. I had been wanting to go to Monument Valley, specifically to Hunts Mesa, and had a 24 window of time on my way to a conference in Las Vegas. Monument Valley is on a Navajo Indian reservation and many of the locations, such as Hunts Mesa, require hiring a guide. So I had it all lined up, we would meet early that morning and photograph some things along the way and camp that night at Hunts Mesa, giving me sunset and sunrise there. So I woke up early excited about the day and as the sun came up this is what I saw, the guide and I hung around at the lodge until about 10:30 until he finally pulled the plug on the trip. Disappointed, I got in my car and drove to Las Vegas, I hope to make it back someday.
Cambo WRS-1600 IQ3 100 Rodenstock 32mm
Cambo WRS-1600 IQ3 100 Rodenstock 32mm
Very nice shot!
weldonbrewster
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Wow, that is very cool.
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Or you could give in to Dante and buy the XT. Much lighter.....and you'll have a much lighter wallet too!I've had both the Mamiya/SK 75-150mmm and SK 75-150mm F4-5.6 AF LS
It turned out I brought the no-LS lens with me most of the time due to weight.
This picture was taken with the old Mamiya 75-150mm (non LS). I am not a professional, but with my eyes, the non-LS lens produces great IQ although I've never compared side-by-side between both of them. I have something else to do with my life
From what I've heard, Phase One's just changed the outlook of the lenses (make it heavier and heavier) but not lens design.
Again, from what I've heard, the BR with new lens designs are only the 35mm, 45mm. The 150mm f/2.8 is debatable.
Phase One, hear me, make the lenses lighter for landscape photographers. Hasselblad can do it, you can do it !!! I think you are on the wrong path for landscape photography.
I'm getting older. One day I may have to do the same as other fellow landscape photographers do, sell the XF system!
Landscapelover
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Hi Bill,
I've already got the XT and been lightened up the XF
Thanks for your advice.
Best
Pramote
Kinya28
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Diner along Route 66,
After several nights of camping and hiking in the wild, we took a rest at Santa Fe for couple nights. Didn't plan to take any picture but can't pass when I encountered this photogenic scene. Atomsphare was fantastic, quality of meal was just alright.
PhaseOne IQ4-150/ Cambo WRS-1600/ HR40mm/
Focus stacked
After several nights of camping and hiking in the wild, we took a rest at Santa Fe for couple nights. Didn't plan to take any picture but can't pass when I encountered this photogenic scene. Atomsphare was fantastic, quality of meal was just alright.
PhaseOne IQ4-150/ Cambo WRS-1600/ HR40mm/
Focus stacked
cant really see what to be disappointed about, amazing once in a lifetime view
Towering Moon
WRS 1250 | IQ3100 | Zeiss 350 Tele-Superachromat | f/11
December's Cold Moon as it rises above the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. This is my last post of 2020. What a strange and challenging year it's been. Best wishes to all for a healthy and prosperous 2021!
John
WRS 1250 | IQ3100 | Zeiss 350 Tele-Superachromat | f/11
December's Cold Moon as it rises above the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. This is my last post of 2020. What a strange and challenging year it's been. Best wishes to all for a healthy and prosperous 2021!
John
P. Chong
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Happy New Year to all!
Just a quick one for today. Still on the subject of the recent addition of the Singapore hawker culture onto the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list under the United Nations. Here is a rather famous former hawker. the stall is known as Ah Pui Satay. Ah Pui literally translates to Fatso. He used to ply the streets in his push cart, but is now permanently installed in a heritage building - the former Police barracks at Pearl Hill Terrace. The dish being prepared is satay, a skewered meat barbecued over charcoal and served with a peanut sauce. Ah Pui himself is not being photographed, he is only present to cook in the evenings, but one of his cooks. The small stall is so popular that bookings are now being taken for April 2021.
Photographed in Acros 100 (expired December 2019, but kept in deep freeze from 2017) with Hasselblad H3D-HM16-32 with HC 3.5-4.5/50-110 lens. Developed with Ilford chemicals. And "scanned" with the same H3D but with the 39Mp digital back with HC 4/120 Macro lens. Converted in Ps2020.
Just a quick one for today. Still on the subject of the recent addition of the Singapore hawker culture onto the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list under the United Nations. Here is a rather famous former hawker. the stall is known as Ah Pui Satay. Ah Pui literally translates to Fatso. He used to ply the streets in his push cart, but is now permanently installed in a heritage building - the former Police barracks at Pearl Hill Terrace. The dish being prepared is satay, a skewered meat barbecued over charcoal and served with a peanut sauce. Ah Pui himself is not being photographed, he is only present to cook in the evenings, but one of his cooks. The small stall is so popular that bookings are now being taken for April 2021.
Photographed in Acros 100 (expired December 2019, but kept in deep freeze from 2017) with Hasselblad H3D-HM16-32 with HC 3.5-4.5/50-110 lens. Developed with Ilford chemicals. And "scanned" with the same H3D but with the 39Mp digital back with HC 4/120 Macro lens. Converted in Ps2020.
Landscapelover
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Cancun, Mexico
Phase One IQ 180/Phase One 645+/Mamiya 35mm
Pramote
FloatingLens
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Amazing imagery!
LCValla
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beautiful picture!
but how did you managed to use a 32 on the XF?
Greg Haag
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Ahhh good catch, the 35mm and the XF are new to me! Up until a few weeks ago, everything was only Cambo 1600 w 32mm Rodenstock, I keep wanting to refer to the 35mm as a 32mm, sorry for the confusion!
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