Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

[viablex1]

seaview??

staten island, seaview hospital

 

[xpixel]

Look at the fly... drill his arm through the blade

 

[Qamaro]

Xpixel - Great shots love the color, shallow dof, and sharpness.

Adam - Great captures, 1 & 2 are awesome and I personally think #3 is cool as well - its very reminiscent of early JoeyL and Joel Grimes post-processed style of portraiture.

 

[Mark Gowin]

Good stuff xpixel. You and the S2 are getting along well.

Adam, I really like the photos of Shaun Simpson. I wasn't too keen on the processing on number 3 at first look, but I like more and more each time I look at it.

 

[Optechs Digital]

Here is one of mine with P25 and Alpa.

(oops, Just saw that I still need to do dust spotting)

Paul

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[Double Negative]

Sorry for the "cat shots" but I needed two good portraits of the gals...

Hasselblad 503CW and 4/150 Sonnar CF, shooting Kodak Portra 160VC. Scanned on Epson v700 with holder and ANR inserts. As scanned at 3,200dpi these shots are native at 24x24" printed - and they're sharper than they look below due to the resizing... But I did print them on the PIXMA Pro9000 at 11x11" on matte paper and they're gorgeous.

 

[Shelby Lewis]

Here is one of mine with P25 and Alpa.

(oops, Just saw that I still need to do dust spotting)

Paul

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Just when I convince myself that my 5Dii is sharp enough and that a good ol' p25 won't be that much of a step up in file quality, someone posts something that reminds me how different even the 22mp backs "look" from the dslrs.

thanks.

 

[PeterL]

Here is one of mine with P25 and Alpa.

Nice - what lens was that, Paul?

Cheers, -Peter

 

[Optechs Digital]

Thanks Shelby and Peter,

Peter, the lens was the Schneider 72 on the TC body.

Thanks,
Paul

 

[PeterL]

Thanks Shelby and Peter,

Peter, the lens was the Schneider 72 on the TC body.

Thanks,
Paul

One to consider for sure - amazing sharpness. Thanks, Paul.

Cheers, -Peter

 

[Jack]

(oops, Just saw that I still need to do dust spotting)

LOL -- more like a major sensor cleaning is in order!

But it is a nice, sharp image :thumbs:

 

[pixelshooter]

One more from my new used p45 and h2 or was it h1.

Regards Tommy

 

[pixelshooter]

One more from my new used p45 and h2 or was it h1.

Regards Tommy

 

[Jack]

Nice and sharp Tommy!

By any chance did you consider opening up the shadows a little?

 

[Optechs Digital]

Another image with the P25 and Alpa TC. This one with 47mm lens. I am always surprised by the detail and sharpness of this image. The sensor is even mostly clean I hope this jpeg does it justice.

Thanks,
Paul

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[pixelshooter]

Nice and sharp Tommy!

By any chance did you consider opening up the shadows a little?

Ill try that, thanks.

Tommy

 

[P. Chong]

click and click again for 1920 px wide pic

Narrow gauge steam railway, at the state of Saxony, Germany. Pulling in at the Malter station, near Dippoldiswalde.

H3D-39, HCD 4/28.

 

[H3dtogo]

My trains of the past... vanishing masterpieces of engeneering. Digiflex/Proback

 

[T.Karma]

Look at the fly... drill his arm through the blade

All those S2 files do have a nice "density" in the appearance of the colors. It makes the images look more substantial.

 

[jimban]

Here's a recent shot from Eureka CA. 55mm sinaron digital f11 2 image stitch.

jim