Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

[Jack]

Joe, IMPRESSIVE!

Sergei, Like the foggy pano rendition a LOT!

 

[SergeiR]

Thanks. It was kind of a weird day - started with sun and clouds, just perfect for bluebonnets shooting,but by the time i got to trail it was all fog and grey.. Sun broke out only about 3 hours later.. How you guys do that whole landscape gig so well is beyound me - i have issues with guessing weather

 

[Bill Caulfeild-Browne]

Pramote, another winner!
Bill

 

[The Smoking Camera]

Thank you Lloyd, Jack and Jorgen. Glad you enjoy the Aerialist photo.

 

[tashley]

RZIID+Aptus 54s+50/4.5 , stitched.

Bluebonnets - 3 by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr

LOVE that one...

 

[Landscapelover]

Pramote, another winner!
Bill

Thanks very much Bill for your kind words. Pramote

 

[Don Libby]

Still playing with the 120 macro add a Metz flash this time. (Guy sold it to Ken who then sold it to me).

Don

 

[The Smoking Camera]

Nicely done Sergei.

 

[The Smoking Camera]

Here are a couple more of the aerialist with her silks.
H4d-40 and 28mm HCD.

 

[dick]

Still playing with the 120 macro add a Metz flash this time. (Guy sold it to Ken who then sold it to me).

Don

This picture leads the eye into an out-of-focus black hole.

 

[cunim]

RZIID+Aptus 54s+50/4.5 , stitched.

Bluebonnets - 3 by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr

Lovely

 

[SergeiR]

RZIID+Aptus54s+110/2.8 and elinchrom quadra's (as usual - tight space, calls for smaller heads)


Evenings-2 by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr


(series were specially styled for b&w , so here processing as b&w is not afterthought.. )

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

Very interesting shot, Sergei. How do you manage the sharpness combined with the "soft" look?

 

[Swissblad]

Very interesting shot, Sergei. How do you manage the sharpness combined with the "soft" look?

+1 - very impressive lighting

 

[Nathan W. Lediard]

Hi folks! This will be my first post here on the forum... Found this place while googling H4D-40.... After many years of 1series canons for my professional work I have finally made the leap back to medium format... Picked up my hd4-40 this last Monday, together with a HCD28, HC80, and the HC 50-110. Which will have most bases covered... Will be looking for a longer tele as soon as funds allow though enough rambling... This thread was about fun!
Lot's of stunning landscapes here, they outweigh the portraits/people So time to try and redress the balance... My first job with the new camera, the day after getting the hassy
Shot with the 50-110 wide open, arri fresnel lights at 800iso no noise reduction... (sorry about the large logos, these were pulled off my Facebook page.. Once I get back to work after the Easter break I will swap them out with something more subtle)

Here in colour.. Straight out of Lightroom no adjustments... White balance was set to tungsten on camera... It's a little on the cool side but the customer loved it like it is...

 

[Nathan W. Lediard]

RZIID+Aptus54s+110/2.8 and elinchrom quadra's (as usual - tight space, calls for smaller heads)


Evenings-2 by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr


(series were specially styled for b&w , so here processing as b&w is not afterthought.. )

Very nice indeed... A very classy look!

 

[Nathan W. Lediard]

Here is an aerialist in Hawaii.
H4d-40 and the incredible 28mm HCD.

Brilliant! Really like this....

 

[Nathan W. Lediard]

RZIID+Aptus54s+110/2.8 and elinchrom quadra's (as usual - tight space, calls for smaller heads)


Evenings-2 by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr


(series were specially styled for b&w , so here processing as b&w is not afterthought.. )

Very classy Sergei! I have enjoyed all your images in this thread, very inspiring!

 

[rem]

H4D40 with the 28mm + HTS 1.5. I have to work more with the HTS;-)

 

[Landscapelover]

Rocky Mt'n National Park, CO
Hasselblad H4D with HCD 28mm
Thanks,
Pramote