Share some MF photos ...

[richard9318]

Here is one with Mamiya 7 II 80mm F4 Fuji Velvia 100 taken at Lake Garda Italy.

Richard

 

[Ansel]

Just wanted to share some pics from my very first attempt at medium format!

This is very good for a first attemtp! :thumbsup:

 

[halcy0n]

Thanks Ansel, I was inspired by the pics on this thread and since then, I'm loving medium format very very much!

 

[boochap]

so quiet?

let's keep the posting going...

left my gossen meter at home, luckily still managed to get it right at ev12 with a CPL.. croped 6x6 ;p

 

[khairi]

bronica GS1 - cant remember what film used...paiseh

 

[halcy0n]

More from me!

 

[clubgrit]

I agree with Ansel, that flower shot is great, well-composed, good background with earthy color ...

Nice to know you are enjoying MF, welcome to the fold

Thanks Ansel, I was inspired by the pics on this thread and since then, I'm loving medium format very very much!

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[halcy0n]

I agree with Ansel, that flower shot is great, well-composed, good background with earthy color ...

Nice to know you are enjoying MF, welcome to the fold

Thanks clubgrit. I love your flickr by the way, some of the very inspiring works that got me interested in MF!

 

[kiumjoon]

some from me too..
kiev 60 arsat 80mm f2.8

#1

#2

#3

#4

 

[halcy0n]

luv the lighting in #3. How did you meter for this? Did you use any filters? Care to share cause I am thirsty to learn more!

 

[inrewind]

taken using lubitel 166B, not sure if it falls under this thread.
sorry if its not!

 

[clubgrit]

Well, thanks for visiting, Halcyon.

I definitely love MF as a medium and is my main preference, and will continue to use it as long as there is film. On the other hand, I recognize that it is just one medium, I am also open to anything, as I have seen some superb Flickr pictures taken with a simple digital compact like a Leica D-Lux3 or Ricoh, pinhole cameras, etc. Many, of course, can be simulated in PP, another skill to learn ... the ideas are endless, limited only by one's imagination ...

Flickr has been a source inspiration to me too, it really makes one try to raise the bar further on one's own work. In the words of one of my favorite artists on Flickr, Gary Isaac, during an email communication, to quote - "past the technique and the processing and the scratching etc. it really is for me about the present and implied story ..."

Thanks clubgrit. I love your flickr by the way, some of the very inspiring works that got me interested in MF!

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[clubgrit]

Of course it belongs, still MF.

I have 12 MF shots from the toy camera Holga 120N myself, haven't had time to work on it yet, though ...

taken using lubitel 166B, not sure if it falls under this thread.
sorry if its not!

 

[CooperS]

I took these with my newly accquired Rolleiflex.

I love it more than my Mamiya 7ii which I sold.

 

[boochap]

I took these with my newly accquired Rolleiflex.

I love it more than my Mamiya 7ii which I sold.

Hiyo!
what rolleiflex model u bought? the cost? I am also thinking of getting a rolleiflex, any good advise?

 

[Ansel]

some from me too..
kiev 60 arsat 80mm f2.8

#1

#2

#3

#4

This series has got this dark apocalypic effect. Very interesting!

 

[kiumjoon]

>> halcy0n, I used a ND3 graduated filter. Metering was base on sunny 16 rule.
>> Ansel, thanks for comments!

 

[boochap]

Beijing 北京 - Hasselblad 503cw with CFE 80mm

 

[khairi]

Boochap: 1st 2 picts are interesting to look at.

 

[clubgrit]

Fuji Astia 120 film, one of the slides I like (ASA 100) ... However, I also like the Provia 400X 120 with a ND or polarizer filter as an alternative to get down to the ISO 100 of the Astia (when light is good and no Astia anywhere).

Here's a sample shot with Astia on a Hassy, of course some slight variations may occur depending on scanning - Astia colors - including slight wash-out reds, not the film's fault of course . Not much processing, just used one-click default Adobe lightroom Tone Curve.

simple Clubsnap version

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