Fun with MF images 2023

[anyone]

Hamburg



Fuji GFX50r, GF50

 

[gurtch]

GFX 100S: first two 23mm, third image 100mm
Thanks for looking
Dave in NJ

 

[gurtch]

Sorry: all three above images made with 23mm lens. This one with 100~200mm lens at 100mm (didn't want to get my feet wet!)
Dave

 

[FloatingLens]

frei・1/10s f8 @ ISO 50

Contax 645・Sonnar T* 2,8/140・Phase One P65+​

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Encased in ice on the shore of my home. XF/IQ4/240 mm, both cropped.

 

[dwood]

white house
Mount Desert Island, Maine
X1D / XCD 35-75

 

[jng]

Camellia - In from the Rain by John Ngai, on Flickr
X2D | Zeiss 5.6/120 S-Planar | f/5.6 | 10-image focus stack​

It's been raining so much lately that I almost didn't notice our camellias starting to bloom - a nice bit of color to brighten up these grey and gloomy days.

John

 

[P. Chong]

Coffee shop where the Old Chang Kee Curry Puffs originate from in Selegie Road Area, Singapore. The stall is famous for its curry puffs - a kind of pie, much like a mini Calzone, filled with curried chicken, potatoes and other spices.

Alpa 12 STC with Rodenstock HR 40/4.0, Hasselblad CFV II 50C back. Shot hand held. Exposure guesstimated using the Sunny F16 rule. ISO 200, 1/200s at f/16. BW conversion in Photoshop after exporting from Phocus as jpeg using the yellow filter.

 

[KurtKamka]

A long exposure over Dubai Creek, UAE. A horde of boats ferry passengers across the creek each day. After dark, the boats leave a colorful trail of light.

X2D | 135

 

[tsjanik]

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

I love this one Michiel! How do like the Fuji? Seems you, Ed, and I were the last of the 645Z posters. Although I bought a 50R in 2019, I still have the Z and much prefer it in almost every aspect to the R (except weight and shutter vibration.
Tom

Sorry for the late reply Tom, I didn't see your post before. The Z was an amazing camera but it grew to heavy on me. I sold it to a young big guy who's going to make portraits with it.
I much prefered the interface and knob lay out of the Pentax and also the vertical and horizontal levels when shooting in live view on a tripod. It just grew too heavy on me, I am turning 75 this year so I needed something lighter. I walk around a lot. I am used to the Fuji 100s now and all is fine. For even longer walks or bikerides I just bought a Sigma fp L. Big files and great colors. For my type of (slow) shooting I have no problems with that camera. (I have red all the -negative- reviews) I think it is a wondefully designed little camera.

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Cayeux-sur-Mer, France
Fuji 100s | 35-70

 

[stngoldberg]

Juno Beach Pier this morning frame averaged for 2 minutes
S

 

[FloatingLens]

tension by FloatingLens・1/20s f8 @ ISO 50

Contax 645・Apo-Makro-Planar T* 4/120・Phase One P45+​

 

[dwood]

working waterfront
Bass Harbor, Maine
X1D / XCD 35-75

 

[baudolino]

X2D 55V (Jardin de Balata, Martinique)

 

[UlbabrabB]

leaf, phase one df+, 120mm macro mf, phase one iq260 achromatic

 

[Greg Haag]

Hoping to get more of a sunset tonight, but it is always nice just being here.

GFX100s 23mm cropped

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

From this morning's walk through the woods. XF/IQ4/45mm BR

 

[KurtKamka]

X2D / 38
The Museum of the Future / Dubai

The exterior of the building is covered with windows that forma poem by Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed about his vision for the city's future, written in Arabic calligraphy.