Fun with MF images 2024

[f6cvalkyrie]

Shot handheld during a walk in our village park last week ...

Stay safe,
Rafael

PhaseOne DF / IQ140 / SK80/2.8

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Kootenay district, British Columbia. XF/IQ4/45mm

 

[stngoldberg]

Shapes and colors

 

[nhn]

 

[John_McMaster]

Macaroons!

macarons

john

 

[stngoldberg]

Sour patch kids
stanley

 

[SylB]

One last from Torcello, still H6D-100C, but with HC100 this time

Venezia_2023_0060 by Sylvain BARTHOLOME, sur Flickr

 

[diggles]

Image of Martin Produce Co. in downtown Greeley, Colorado. Made last night.

GFX 100S II + GF 30mm TS
THANK YOU FOR NOT SMOKING by Warren Diggles, on Flickr

 

[stngoldberg]

Still Life Image

 

[jng]

Image of Martin Produce Co. in downtown Greeley, Colorado. Made last night.

GFX 100S II + GF 30mm TS
THANK YOU FOR NOT SMOKING by Warren Diggles, on Flickr

Hi Warren,

Nice image that (by the way) also shows off the capabilities of the Fuji 30 t/s lens - i.e., not your father's brick wall test!

John

 

[lookbook]

Neele
Fujifilm GFX 100s | Fujinon GF32-64mm F4 R LM WR ​

... i hope i may continue my little series about a wedding i attended
at the end of last year as a guest
and which I started with "waiting for the bride" and "wedding bell",
continue here in 2024.

A professional photographer was responsible for the wedding itself and I wasn't allowed to stand in his way : )

 

[lookbook]

In many architectural shots, in contrast, I see all these vertical lines and buildings appear to loom outwards. My brain tells me "that is not what buildings really look like" and I fail to really appreciate the photo.

... straight lines are straight lines and your brain quickly gets used to the fact that it is no longer seen as protruding outwards if you spend more time looking at these correct images.

our brain also receives the information through the eye that everything is upside down and reversed -
but it easily compensates! : )

lines of sight and differences in size are of course important so that we can estimate distances.
we don't need that for a photographed building.

 

[diggles]

Here is another one from last night.

This grain elevator is across the street from the Martin Produce Co pictured above. You can see it's reflection in the window on the right hand side. The full 15mm of shift was used.

Technical Details: GFX 100 II + GF 30mm TS
Metallic by Warren Diggles, on Flickr

 

[lookbook]

This grain elevator is across the street from the Martin Produce Co pictured above. You can see it's reflection in the window on the right hand side. The full 15mm of shift was used.

... a perfect job Warren!
This alone makes the picture beautiful ...

 

[MGrayson]

Hi Warren,

Nice image that (by the way) also shows off the capabilities of the Fuji 30 t/s lens - i.e., not your father's brick wall test!

John

But your grandfather's brick wall test would have been done with a view camera.

Matt

 

[lookbook]

The Wall ...
Fujifilm GFX 100s | Fujinon GF32-64mm F4 R LM WR
​

 

[peterm1]

Warren, I'm now afraid my credit card will force itself out of my pocket when I eventually see a 30mm T/S available for sale.... I have the X2D system but the 30mm is so tempting it may force me to buy into the Fuji system just for the T/S lenses... nice work.

 

[peterm1]

A few cropped shots taken last week in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with the X2D and 28P/90V. The 28P/90V make a really nice, small walking around kit, although there were times I wished I also had the 21mm XCD as well.

 

[diggles]

Warren, I'm now afraid my credit card will force itself out of my pocket when I eventually see a 30mm T/S available for sale.... I have the X2D system but the 30mm is so tempting it may force me to buy into the Fuji system just for the T/S lenses... nice work.

 

[diggles]

A few cropped shots taken last week in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with the X2D and 28P/90V. The 28P/90V make a really nice, small walking around kit, although there were times I wished I also had the 21mm XCD as well.

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Nice images! Do you use the in camera crop mode? I'm finding that I really like using it on the Fuji. It helps with composition. If you are shooting RAW then it is easy to tweak afterwards if needed.