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Phase P65+ and Hartblei 45mm t/s Super Rotator

kdphotography

Well-known member
After reading several threads on the pre-production model of the Phase t/s lens (polished Hartblei) I thought many might be interested in seeing how well the original Hartblei would hold up to the P65+. Here are a couple of quick images shot with the Hartblei 45mm and P65+ from this last weekend's visit with Capture Integration in Carmel along the coast. Had a great time with Jack, Don, Chris, and others.....more to follow once I get the chance to sit down and recover....

Phase 645AF, Phase 65+, Hartblei 45mm t/s lens.

Pfeiffer Beach. 100 iso, 2 seconds and eh, I dunno, anywhere from f/16 to f/22.

I think the lens holds up pretty well. C1Pro. No other post processing except resizing it down a bit for posting here.
 
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kdphotography

Well-known member
Carmel Mission. iso 50, 1/8 second at f/22. This is a blended focus stack of three images using CS4 with Don Libby's super laptop. :thumbup: We processed three images from the Carmel Mission----this was the reject.

I like the Hartblei. It is what it is. If you need more, a technical camera is the answer....
 
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woodyspedden

New member
Carmel Mission. iso 50, 1/8 second at f/22. This is a blended focus stack of three images using CS4 with Don Libby's super laptop. :thumbup: We processed three images from the Carmel Mission----this was the reject.

I like the Hartblei. It is what it is. If you need more, a technical camera is the answer....
YEA. I THINK THIS IS TRUE!

Tech cameras take care of all these issues but the price is expensive bodies, expensive lenses (a different set from your other MF options) and learning a new system for most of us. Not a bad choice but it is reality.

I have had my Hasselblad H3DII-39 for six months now and even given the surgery I had on my right hand I must admit i have yet to really learn how to shoot with it. I damn well intend to change that over the next few months however and I really look forward to it.

Woody Spedden
 
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