Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

[jlm]

Re: Fun with MF images - Part 3

CFV-39

 

[Bob]

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Doug:

Excellent series, and excellent processing -- kudos!

FWIW my favorite is #14 and I'd like to get a print! :thumbs:

Me too!
-bob

 

[etrump]

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I had the 24 and sold it, but it was very sharp across the frame with my P45+. I just didn't ever use it, or never had it in the bag for the few occasions I could have used it.

I thought i was the only one that still shot with the 55-110 alongside the 75-150! :ROTFL:

I just got the 75-150mm for my trip to Alaska on Friday. I haven't had the heart to break out the 55-110mm on the P65+. It is my favorite Mamiya lens but I have been using the cambo most of the time.

I am testing all my glass to see how things hold up to 60MP but I have been flat out the last couple of weeks.

Anyone use the 55-110mm with the P65+?

 

[etrump]

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Three from this weekend

3.

Not much for the smoke but the third one is great, especially with the snoot light on the background. (or whatever you used). Perfect skin tone for that image too.
:thumbs:

 

[etrump]

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Ed - I don't think I've ever seen a slot canyon shot like the first image! Very interesting concept - I like it:thumbs:

Don

btw - what is the printed size for that?

Thanks Don.

I printed it 12x36, matted and framed to about 45". I probably won't sell it much bigger than that since it is a single P30+ image cropped to pano.

Ed

 

[etrump]

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Great series Doug. Incredible light angles.

 

[PSon]

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Doug,
My vote #14.
Best Regards,
Son

 

[KurtKamka]

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Several last images with the 150/2.8 before I send it over to Ken. Some impromptu portraits of my niece while we were all boating last month.

Kurt

 

[eleanorbrown]

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Without a doubt....#14! eleanor

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They are from the bodyscape series that I've reopened. I'm trying to decide which ones to add to my collection so I can get a book out to the gallery that carries two of these.
Doug Peterson
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[ddk]

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I don't post in this section very often, but I've very proud of these shots.

They are from the bodyscape series that I've reopened. I'm trying to decide which ones to add to my collection so I can get a book out to the gallery that carries two of these. I have a [url="http://www.doug-peterson.com/wordpress/2009/08/bodyscape-social-selection/"]social selection web-page with all 17 candidates[/url] if anyone wants to chime in there with their opinion.

Phase One backs (30+ and 45+) on H bodies and Phase One Bodies. Generally the 120mm macro lens with each with some use of the wider lenses. Processing in C1, final retouching in Photoshop.

Doug Peterson
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While no. 2 and no.14 appeals to my intellect, I must admit that #6 is the one that pleases the heart...

 

[David K]

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Kurt, like those portraits of your niece. Also checked out your website and think it's super.

 

[bensonga]

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CFV-39

Congrats John! Good thing you kept the 205TCC! :thumbs:

Gary

 

[Paratom]

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not a typical tech camera subject - nice light in the garden yesterday and I felt to play around with the arTec at smaller distances and somewhat shallow DOF. Focusing works quite good. I think one thing to keep in mind when deciding between Schneider and Rodenstock lenses is also if one wants shallow DOF here and then plus if one focuses with a groundglass the faster lens and without need for center filter helps for a bright image on the groundglass.

 

[woodyspedden]

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Several last images with the 150/2.8 before I send it over to Ken. Some impromptu portraits of my niece while we were all boating last month.

Kurt

Kurt

I really like the first picture of your niece but the second shot has really funky green colors and the skin looks awful. What's up?

Woody

 

[Guy Mancuso]

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Just one I can actually show from yesterday. I know not the fun stuff but it fills my pocket with what counts. LOL

P30+ with 45 D lens

The rest I can't show or I would have to take you out. Not in final form yet but close

BTW Mola Demi with Grid on main light near camera

 

[carstenw]

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You can tell me; I don't mind being taken out. Steak is my preference

Nice lighting, maybe just a tad strong?

 

[viablex1]

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Just one I can actually show from yesterday. I know not the fun stuff but it fills my pocket with what counts. LOL

P30+ with 45 D lens

The rest I can't show or I would have to take you out. Not in final form yet but close

BTW Mola Demi with Grid on main light near camera

guess thats why you have workshops!!!:salute:

 

[eleanorbrown]

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Kurt I love these kinds of casual impromptu portraits. really lovely, eleanor

Several last images with the 150/2.8 before I send it over to Ken. Some impromptu portraits of my niece while we were all boating last month.

Kurt

 

[Guy Mancuso]

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You can tell me; I don't mind being taken out. Steak is my preference

Nice lighting, maybe just a tad strong?

Steak it is Carsten . I was trying to give it a little drama for a boring subject.

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

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Here's a couple from Georgian Bay last week. P45+, 150 mm and 28 mm.
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