Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

[Grayhand]

Mat, I think that your model has a certain "presence".
This is what I prefer in a model.
You normally can see it in theirs eyes, there is something there.
When they look into the camera you can almost hear the lenses crack.
Then you know..

Ray

RZ Proll, 180, P45

 

[B L]

Re:H3D + CF Adapter

H3D + Cf Adapter + CF120
Probably got carried away with processing to concentrate on bright leaves.

 

[ericborgstrom]

…
X1A is that a new camera?

B L, thank you for the praise.
And for finding the silly misstake. Should be X1D. /Eric

 

[B L]

B L, thank you for the praise.
And for finding the silly misstake. Should be X1D. /Eric

Sorry,I was just kidding!

 

[mountainjoe]

Been a while since I posted - this one's from a recent trip to Peru - area near Chinchero.

Taken with Contax 645 and P65+

[/url]Peru_Chinchero- by mountainjoe, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[mountainjoe]

Another one further down the trail - had to run to keep up with the shepherd ;-)

[/url]Peru_Chinchero-1 by mountainjoe, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[mountainjoe]

Two men, a llama, and a bottle of corn beer - 'nuff said!

Contax 654 w/f2 80mm and P65+ - hand held.

[/url]CF003394 1 by mountainjoe, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[dave.gt]

The past few days, I have been revisiting a number of Joe Cocker songs. I am particularly enjoying "With a Little Help From My Friends", especially the live videos on YouTube. I miss him!
But, I have his eternal contribution to the music world to enjoy and last Saturday, once again, I was honored to be alongside Todd (tcdeveau) and experience MF camera fun, this time in Piedmont Park. It is hard to imagine that I have never been there, being an Atlanta native.

But, the novelty made the outing that much more memorable...thanks, Todd!

Here is one of my humble panos at dawn.

Hasselblad H5D-50c, 80mm with CPL:

 

[B L]

So beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Ed Hurst]

Sydney Harbour Bridge from below.

Pentax 645Z with 25mm f4 DA lens.

[/url]StarTrails by Ed Hurst, on Flickr[/IMG]

 

[D&A]

Baltimore City Hall, Baltimore Md.
(Pentax 645D; FA 35mm f3.5)

 

[Grayhand]

Another model with "presence"

RZ Proll, P45+, some lens..

Ray

 

[Landscapelover]

Great SanDunes National Park, CO
Phase One IQ180/DF/SK 55mm LS

Pramote
Zenfolio | Pramote Laoprasert Photography

 

[Michiel Schierbeek]

Pentax 645Z FA 45-85


Calais. France

 

[GrahamWelland]

Quick test of Mamiya 200 APO + 2x converter with Fuji GFX50s
1/4s f/8 ISO 100 - Electronic Shutter mode.

Not sure about ACR processing - turned off all sharpening, no clarity etc but it still looks almost too sharp full size and also when reduced to 1200x900 pixels ...

 

[vjbelle]

Another one further down the trail - had to run to keep up with the shepherd ;-)

Joe......this image says it all. You captured the shepherd much more prominently and also included the landscape to complete the image. Good that you can run and have good instincts. Very nicely done.....

Victor

 

[stngoldberg]

Red door was a magnet for my eyes
Stanley

 

[Paul2660]

One from last fall, (our fall is looking bleak again for this year). IQ3100 2 part horizontal stitch, 75-150 lens, @ 110mm. C1 used for conversion, LR for stitch and color work. Below it are too 100% crops from the image, amazing details.

[/url]for web 4 Mid morning view of Red Rock From Sam's Throne in the Ozarks by paul caldwell, on Flickr[/IMG]

[/url]crop 2 from full image with fields by paul caldwell, on Flickr[/IMG]

[/url]crop 1 from full image with fields by paul caldwell, on Flickr[/IMG]

Paul Caldwell

 

[Jorgen Udvang]

Him: That's big. Can you even lift that thing?
Me: Of course, it even comes with a neck strap, look.
Him: Does it work?
Me: Click.

GX680 III with Fujinon 125mm f/3.2 and Fuji Acros, presumably @ f/8 (didn't check, didn't meter, underexposed by more than a stop, lifted in ACR)

Film is undead.

 

[algrove]

Quick test of Mamiya 200 APO + 2x converter with Fuji GFX50s
1/4s f/8 ISO 100 - Electronic Shutter mode.

Not sure about ACR processing - turned off all sharpening, no clarity etc but it still looks almost too sharp full size and also when reduced to 1200x900 pixels ...

Graham
Is that Mamiya APO 200 the manual model?
Thanks.