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Fun with MF images 2022

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Satrycon

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i love this lens

whenever i get a new lens, i try it on many camera bodies, in this case, SL2S/A5100/EOS-RP/GFX50R..works great on all the cameras, but gives amazing results on the GFX


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I'm not usually a fan of adapted lenses, but you are making splendid use of that combo!
Matt
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jpaulmoore

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Ranger Creek on the Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee. I'm really loving this camera and the exquisite files. It's the most intuitive and well thought out menu system of any camera I have ever owned. I'm not sure I'll ever be able to afford additional lenses but I'm OK with that.
Hasselblad X1D ll 45P lens. 4 seconds, ISO 400, F8
 

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jng

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All Lit Up​
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Hasselblad X1D | XCD21 | f/11 | 2s​

Another image from my recent outing to Rodeo Beach in the Marin Headlands, just up the coast from San Francisco. After setting below the horizon, for a few brief minutes the sun lit up the clouds with a nice pink glow.

John
 
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GeorgeBo

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I know there are some fellow cyclists on the forum, so I thought I would share this one. Not often we get snow in this part of North Carolina and my friends gave me a hard time for building this bike the other year. Today is why I built it :)

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Ed Hurst

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Please take this as a teaser, as there are quite a lot of still pictures to come, including stormy conditions, a powerful sunset and (in a stroke of incredible luck) star trails - all shot on the same evening.

But, for now, here's a time lapse video. Fuji GFX100S with Pentax 67 75mm f2.8AL lens and Fotodiox adaptor. Compiled in PS. Forgive the rather crunched and flat quality - that's a result of web-posting...
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gurtch

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I spent two days on Photo Outings here where we live on Long Beach Island, NJ. It is a summer resort and vacation destination....pretty lonely (we LOVE IT) in winter. GFX 100S and 32-64mm lens and 100-200mm lens. I also shot a lot with my 23mm lens, but have not processed the raw images yet. I will turn 85 next month, so taking 400 images in two days is a lot of work for me in the bitter cold and wind. I will post more as I process them, especially the 23mm images. Thanks for looking
Dave in NJ
 

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Australia has a pretty shameful reputation when it comes to fossil fuels and certainly isn't pulling its weight when it comes to commitments to decarbonisation. However, the large, coal-fired power stations are certainly being phased down and one has to assume that in a generation, they will be largely a thing of the past. So, much as I will support their replacement with other technologies, recording these rather impressive installations is something I will be concentrating on for a while.

Here, we see Liddell and Bayswater Power Stations in NSW's Hunter Valley. What appears in this scene to be one plant is actually two - but the perspective conceals the fact that Bayswater is some way behind Liddell. Decommissioning begins in April.

A variety of other shots will follow in the coming days but, for now, here's a star trail shot with GFX100S and Pentax 67 75mm f2.8AL lens.
 
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