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Fun with the Hasselblad 907x
- Thread starter Godfrey
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sjg284
Well-known member
Kind of liking the Xpan style crop with the 28P on the 907X here
5-24-24_HB907x_0005 by Steve, on Flickr
5-24-24_HB907x_0042 by Steve, on Flickr
It's nice to have so many pixels that even a big crop like this leaves me with 75MP :-D
5-24-24_HB907x_0005 by Steve, on Flickr
5-24-24_HB907x_0042 by Steve, on Flickr
It's nice to have so many pixels that even a big crop like this leaves me with 75MP :-D
With the "waist-level" display, the CFV II is ideal for very low level photographs like this diminutive orchid (which is just a few inches tall). Not sure the 28P is the ideal lens for small flowers but it focusses pretty close to get a 1/6 maximum reproduction ratio. Burnt-tip Orchid (Neotinea ustulata) in Hampshire, England.
MGrayson
Subscriber and Workshop Member
Think of the 28P as the environmental portrait of macro lenses.With the "waist-level" display, the CFV II is ideal for very low level photographs like this diminutive orchid (which is just a few inches tall). Not sure the 28P is the ideal lens for small flowers but it focusses pretty close to get a 1/6 maximum reproduction ratio. Burnt-tip Orchid (Neotinea ustulata) in Hampshire, England.
jotloob
Subscriber Member
@darr
The shipment of the HOODMAN LOUPE just took two days from the Netherlands (Rotterdam) to my place in south Germany .
That is very very fast .
Darr you are right . The hood works like a charm . I am happy that this thread pointed me to that loupe . I did not even know , it exists .
Here , one from today . I love junkyards . No AI .
diggles
Well-known member
Since I got the 100C, I've mostly it with a tech cam, but not with the 907x because I didn't have lenses for it. For a trip to Norway, I got the 45P and rented the 28P. The camera is fun, but I find it challenging to use as a walk around camera.
On a tripod with a tech cam, I use a Hoodman-style loop, which works great.
However, hand-holding the camera in bright sunlight made it hard to see the screen and keep lines straight, especially with the 28P.
To cope, I used the screen for basic framing, planning to crop in post to fix the composition.
Here are a handful of images from the trip, all square and black and white…I really enjoy the built in crop modes as well!
2024-05-13-B02162-square.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr
2024-05-13-B02190.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr
2024-05-13-B02173.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr
2024-05-09-B01726.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr
2024-05-09-B01710.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr
On a tripod with a tech cam, I use a Hoodman-style loop, which works great.
However, hand-holding the camera in bright sunlight made it hard to see the screen and keep lines straight, especially with the 28P.
To cope, I used the screen for basic framing, planning to crop in post to fix the composition.
Here are a handful of images from the trip, all square and black and white…I really enjoy the built in crop modes as well!
2024-05-13-B02162-square.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr2024-05-13-B02190.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr2024-05-13-B02173.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr2024-05-09-B01726.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr2024-05-09-B01710.jpg by Warren Diggles, on Flickr