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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY
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shortpballer
Active member
Only whats included in the photo:
Pro-8a
Twin Head
Mola Demi (not shown in photo)
Water
P25+ , 35mm HC, HTS 1.5
No photoshop, No editing, just reality and profoto's beautiful light
Pro-8a
Twin Head
Mola Demi (not shown in photo)
Water
P25+ , 35mm HC, HTS 1.5
No photoshop, No editing, just reality and profoto's beautiful light
Landscapelover
Senior Subscriber Member
Rocky Mt. Nat'l Park, Estes Park, CO
Hasselblad H3DII-31; HCD 28mm; Lee 0.6 GND; Lee Big Stopper.
Ben Rubinstein
Active member
Lots of good images; my day job has been keeping me from photography. Got this in my backyard. 645D, 400mm (AF).
Tom
Breathtaking that you got this with MF.
*thank you
I am still in process of developing film from that trip... we shal see what larger format can do )
ckhfrankie
Member
Decided to give up Mamiya 645 AF system, this photo is the last one that I used Mamiya 645 AF + 80mm f/2.8 + Fuji 160HC
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Thanks Ben. I can’t take too much credit, the 645D really handles much like a large DSLR - not surprising in that many aspects of the camera are derived from Pentax’s 35mm cameras. I find the AF very accurate and I don’t think I could have gotten this shot using manual focus, at least not without a lot of patience
Tom
Here’s another:
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GrahamWelland
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Don - how are you enjoying the 55LS? It's almost my lens cap on my DF.
There's something special about the rendering and I just wish that Schneider would come up with something wider!
btw, that's the first shot I've seen of the dam that actually makes it look like a real dam!
There's something special about the rendering and I just wish that Schneider would come up with something wider!
btw, that's the first shot I've seen of the dam that actually makes it look like a real dam!
Don Libby
Well-known member
Ed - B+W 72mm 3.0ND MRC 110M (10 stop) filter. This fits my SK35mm on the Cambo as well as the 55 and 55 on the DF. I also have a smaller one that fits my 72 and 120 for the Cambo. I use this to fog water and catch sunsets.
How are you guys after Isaac?
Don
Don Libby
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Don - how are you enjoying the 55LS? It's almost my lens cap on my DF.
There's something special about the rendering and I just wish that Schneider would come up with something wider!
btw, that's the first shot I've seen of the dam that actually makes it look like a real dam!
Graham - I'm loving the 55 (almost too much). I've kept it on the DF only switching when I needed a longer reach. I agree with you that it is a special lens and just love what I've been seeing with it.
Don't remember if I mentioned it or not however the lens belongs to Dave Gallagher who was kind enough to lend it to me to test and evaluate. The hardest part will be having to send it back to him as I'm ready to buy it. Just decided that I'll keep it with me and if he wants it back he needs to come out here and find me.
Also agree that this are best show the dam and the spillway into the snake river surprised I could get as close as I did (actually I could of gotten closer but liked the view from where I was).
Don
Landscapelover
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Mt. Evans, Idaho Springs, CO
P1 DF; IQ 180; SK 55mm
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