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It is amazing how it preserves highlights...!+1 to everything said above. I use it with RZ 67 Pro IID and 645 AFD III and very pleased with quality it delivers, when used right.
645+80/2.8+ZD
If i remember correctly (bear with me - it was 1.5 years ago) - it was expo-pair, and iso was like 100. Of course iso nowdays is relative..Sergei, how close are the histograms? The detail difference in the armrest is pretty impressive.
:ROTFL:We had argument with folks back then that you "cant tell difference no more and its still 14 bits"... I made shots, posted and then removed Didnt want any wars.
Problem with the RZ67 ProII Medium Format Camera
MAMIYA ZD BACK DISPLAY FULL LIGHT (NO PICTURE) IN
Problem with the RZ67 ProII Medium Format Camera
MAMIYA ZD BACK DISPLAY FULL LIGHT (NO PICTURE) IN
That will look like quite the franken-LF with a mamiya plate to get the wake up signal to the ZD back.(oh damn, i just figured how to get my ZD to work on LF camera.. !)
Oh i am not going to use plate itself.. I just need wake up signaling bits, so i can soldier it Time to find voltmetering device and do some testing to figure out signal travel schematics I already got mounting plate for 645 back, that i am using with Leaf, but Leaf didnt need electric connections.. So i can either hack this adapter in situ or make own connector. Sounds like next project, once i done with revamping speed graphics into aged copper steampunk camera (i am going completely nuts on this one) That should give me ability to do up to 1/1000 with barrel lenses and MF back, once i figured how to trigger this thingThat will look like quite the franken-LF with a mamiya plate to get the wake up signal to the ZD back.