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Fun with MF images - ARCHIVED - FOR VIEWING ONLY

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D&A

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Lovely, shot John and the tonality and aspect ratio fits the image perfectly in my opinion. Nicely done!

Dave (D&A)
 

scho

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Hi Joe,

Sorry for the late reply but I missed this post earlier. I also have an old Hassy 503CW and since it does not have a built-in shutter lock (or does it and i'm out to lunch?) I wondered how you executed this shot with the CFV II. Did you attach a short locking cable release and put it in B mode to shoot with electronic shutter on the back or did you use the camera shutter and attach a flash sync cable? Still contemplating getting back into MF again and the CFV II ticked a few boxes (could use with the 503 and V lenses or with my Cambo Actus and many other lenses that I have or invest in new X lenses and the 907x), but also could be a very slippery slope into a Dante snake pit. :eek:

Thanks,
Carl

Colors of spring (left to right, poplar, pine, oak).

Playing with CFV II 50C and 503CW. Finally I managed to get the latter off the shelf above my computer and use it.



Behind the scene:



Joe
 

anyone

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Carl, typically a V-series camera has the "T"-function on a (quite small) lever next to the release button. At least my 500C/M has, so probably the 503CW also?
 

gurtch

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Viking Village is a favorite spot. First image taken with a wideish normal lens and is the typical view. Next two images taken with a telephoto lens to isolate and zero in on smallish details making a found still life.
GFX 50R. First image 32-64mm lens. Second and third 100-200mm lens. The Fuji 100-200mm lens is unbelievably sharp. Blowing up on screen to actual pixels is amazing. Can easily read small print on the life preserver sticker. Thanks for looking
Dave in NJ
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docholliday

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Carl, typically a V-series camera has the "T"-function on a (quite small) lever next to the release button. At least my 500C/M has, so probably the 503CW also?
They got rid of that level on the 501C/CM, 503CXi/CW, and all 200-series bodies. On the 503CW, the addition of the Winder needed a smooth button for the lever to press. Also, having T would cause all kinds of headaches when you forgot about it and fired the winder!
 

nameBrandon

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Nothing too fantastic, but this was my first use of the Cambo Actus and focus stacking.. Hasselblad CF FLE 4/50mm @ 8 images stacked with Helicon.

Still more to experiment with and learn when it comes to the camera and focus stacking, and I have a CF 4/120mm Makro-Planar on the way! Prepare yourselves for more mediocre macros until I get this all figured out. :p


 

vieri

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St. Michael's Mount at sunrise

Saint Michael's Mount, in Cornwall (UK), is a beautiful and extremely photogenic island, and one that contrarily to its more famous French homonym gets completely isolated at high tide. While normally photographed with its iconic causeway from close, I also love to portray it from the distance, like here. 91 seconds of exposure at sunrise with my Hasselblad X1D, Hasselblad XCD 45mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra filters.



Thank you for viewing, best regards

Vieri
 
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