Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Trying to find some IQ 180 shots.
Death Valley Racetrack IQ 180 , 110mm lens at 5.6
Death Valley Racetrack IQ 180 , 110mm lens at 5.6
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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY
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KurtKamka
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Coincidentally, I drove through Death Valley several weeks ago also. I had never been there before so it was more a trip of discovery. Hopefully I'll someday have an opportunity to get back as I could definitely spend a lot of time there scouting out interesting shot possibilities. Anyway, here are a few with the S2.
Guy Mancuso
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P40+ with the 35mmD lens at F14
Frits
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Low light shooting with the Blad - why not?
I am a long time Nikon shooter and some of my favorite images are available light people shots with the high ISO D700.
Now with my Hasselblad H1 / Phase One P25+ life surely is different. But yet, these spontaneous snapshots are feasible.
One of my better half with her Caribbean tan
Available light only @ f/8 and 1/30 sec. / ISO 100
I am a long time Nikon shooter and some of my favorite images are available light people shots with the high ISO D700.
Now with my Hasselblad H1 / Phase One P25+ life surely is different. But yet, these spontaneous snapshots are feasible.
One of my better half with her Caribbean tan
Available light only @ f/8 and 1/30 sec. / ISO 100
Kurt - love third one - very cool colour composition
Guy - thanks i am trying to experiment with some old stuff.. Still waiting to arrange some portrait sessions where i can try few ideas out. Its really interesting to see how well some of those 100 year olds do with digital backs (and film).
Guy - thanks
i am trying to experiment with some old stuff.. Still waiting to arrange some portrait sessions where i can try few ideas out. Its really interesting to see how well some of those 100 year olds do with digital backs (and film).
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Great image, Jamie!
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Bill
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Sharjah Skyline
H4D-60, 80mm
H4D-60, 80mm
etrump
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What a wonderful painterly image Jamie! :thumbs:
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Nice Jamie
Bill Caulfeild-Browne
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Another great one, Jamie!
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GrahamWelland
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:thumbs: Beautiful capture of the light & mood. As mentioned, very painterly.
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Jamie,
Wonderful image, with excellent light, color and flow. Thanks for sharing this one with us.
Joe
leicashot
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Here's my contribution from my first shoot with the H4D and 35-90mm.
Shot using a Broncolor Verso A4 with battery dock connected (best kit in the world, love it!), 2 heads. Key light from 60" Softlighter attached up high and 2nd light from back right side with P45 reflector attached.
Shot using a Broncolor Verso A4 with battery dock connected (best kit in the world, love it!), 2 heads. Key light from 60" Softlighter attached up high and 2nd light from back right side with P45 reflector attached.
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