Fun with MF images 2021

[mtakeda]

Sego in bloom

 

[mtakeda]

Sego in black and white version

 

[huyu]

First trial with the new camera.

Hamburg

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Cambo WRS, SK35 XL, IQ1 60, 2 images stitch, 25mm Shift (clearly too much for the lens with my sensor, the edges are rough)

I love this color, did you do it in post-processing or sooc?

Thanks,

 

[anyone]

I love this color, did you do it in post-processing or sooc?

Thanks,

Thank you! I tweaked the colour to my liking in post processing. I desatured slightly, particularly blue and cyan.

 

[diggles]

Recent photoshoot for a steel fabrication client. During this photo session I took various pictures with the 23mm, 32-64mm, 110mm, and 120mm macro. These three images ended out being my favorites. All of them are taken with the 120mm on the Fuji GFX 100s.

 

[SylB]

A different kind of picture... Taken with H6D-100c and HC100 + little help from Profoto A1.
I like the volume effect on this one. For the record, it is a Bentley with bodywork by Jean Daninos / Facel.

Coppet-19 by Sylvain BARTHOLOME, sur Flickr

 

[scho]

A few garden lens test shots with the GFX 100s and the GF 32-64 and GF 23 that fill out the wide end of my lens kit.

Blue Bells 32-64@50mm f/7.1

Rusty iron and white daisies 32-64 @ 46mm f/7.1

deck entrance, 23/4 @f/16

Oxalis 23/4 @ f/16

 

[sixby45]

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Whoa! gorgeous colors!

 

[Ed Hurst]

A rare example of using my 645Z for action-type shots. In this case, it involved standing in the surf and trying not to drop the camera, let it get splashed or allow my kids (Archie [7] and Henry [5]) to drown. Not necessarily in that order ;-)

Pentax 645Z with 28-45 lens @ 45mm (with image stabilisation actually turned on for once!)
_IMG5437_Step4sRGBSMALL by Ed Hurst, on Flickr

 

[Ed Hurst]

Apologies for the large number of images in this specific post, but just to give a flavour of the action involved... Note how the clothing gets progressively wetter!

_IMG5472_Step1OriginalARGB_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
_IMG5473_Step1OriginalARGB_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
_IMG5478_Step3Flat_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
_IMG5480_Step3FlatCrop_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
_IMG5487_Step1OriginalARGB_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
_IMG5491_Step3Flat_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
_IMG5497_Step1OriginalARGB_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
_IMG5500_Step1OriginalARGB_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
_IMG5505_Step1OriginalARGB_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr
_IMG5507_Step1OriginalARGB_FromTIFFs by Ed Hurst, on Flickr

 

[lookbook]

hotel scalinatella capri

phase-one iq3 100 achromatic
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[diggles]

Warren, I love these shots. The compositions, tones, lighting, subject detail, and background blur/bokeh are all very pleasing. Congratulations!

I need to take a lesson from you on b&w conversion.

Joe

Hey Joe,

That is very kind of you to say. I really appreciate the positive feedback!

B&W conversion is something I've always struggled with, so I'm really liking Fuji's profiles. This is processed using the ACROS setting.

Warren

 

[KC_2020]

This is processed using the ACROS setting.

I saw the Images and knew immediately that you had used the ACROS emulation. I shot hundreds of rolls of that stuff, still shooting it in fact. I think they really nailed the look.

The images are very nice. Hard to go wrong with B@W shots of a welders with sparks flying and anyone in broad window light.

 

[diggles]

Hard to go wrong with B@W shots of a welders with sparks flying…

Yes indeed!

I'm really liking the Nostalgic Neg setting too.

 

[nameBrandon]

Yes indeed!

I'm really liking the Nostalgic Neg setting too.

One of my favorites as well! Anyone interested in recipes at all? I've come up with a few I like after playing around with X RAW Studio. Took me a while to realize the whole set of possibilities with recipes that are beyond just the standard film simulations.

Maybe I should start a dedicated thread for recipes over in the Fuji forum..

 

[MGrayson]

$50,000,000 apartments. Worth it for the View. Leica S3, S120.

Untitled by Matthew Grayson, on Flickr

And Cliché on Fifth Avenue. S24mm

Untitled by Matthew Grayson, on Flickr

Matt

 

[tsjanik]

$50,000,000 apartments. Worth it for the View. Leica S3, S120.

Untitled by Matthew Grayson, on Flickr

And Cliché on Fifth Avenue. S24mm

Untitled by Matthew Grayson, on Flickr

Matt

Anyone who lives there has his/her head in the clouds and likely a distorted view of reality .

 

[SylB]

Lac Léman (or Geneva lake, depending on which side of the border you live in...) with Hasselblad H6D-100c and HC50 II.

Lac Léman-4 by Sylvain BARTHOLOME, sur Flickr

 

[dwood]

lone tree on Thompson Island
Maine
X1D / XCD 35-75

 

[Mark C]

I paid a visit to Hadrians wall in Northumberland earlier this week and finally got to give my new GFX100S a proper try. I took the GF 23mm which I used for the first shot and the GF 45mm for the second. Steel Rigg seen in the first image is bisected by Hadrians wall and, although a challenging climb, its worth it to see the remains of a Roman milecastle (a small military outpost) on the summit. Sycamore gap is named after the Sycamore tree which is growing on the wall over the far side of Steel Rigg. A definite contender for the title of 'Worlds most photographed tree'!

Steel Rigg by Mark, on Flickr

Sycamore gap by Mark, on Flickr