Share some MF photos ...

[brian]

Mamiya RZ67 II with 50mm W lens. Shot on Fuji RXP in Senjogahara, close to Nikko in Japan, of course.

 

[clubgrit]

"king of fruits", night shot at f/2.8, and I don't remember where I focused , Rolleiflex, Lucky SHD 100 on Rodinal

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[brian]

"king of fruits", night shot at f/2.8, and I don't remember where I focused , Rolleiflex, Lucky SHD 100 on Rodinal
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You went for the "lucky" focus?

 

[clubgrit]

Nice one :bsmilie:

You went for the "lucky" focus?

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[Andipo]

Did you shoot it handheld bro ? The picture looks quite sharp though.

"king of fruits", night shot at f/2.8, and I don't remember where I focused , Rolleiflex, Lucky SHD 100 on Rodinal
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[mdzmr]

Kodak Brownie Hawkeye
Kodak Porta 400VC

 

[iso100]

Seagull 4A-107, Kodak 160VC

 

[chiif]

Friends at Benphoto... Mr Fung, Jack, Mr Loke.

Sorry Mr Loke... didn't get u infocus. :embrass:

As usual... Lucky SHD100... on my new Hassey 50/f4.

 

[kross]

Friends at Benphoto... Mr Fung, Jack, Mr Loke.

Sorry Mr Loke... didn't get u infocus. :embrass:

As usual... Lucky SHD100... on my new Hassey 50/f4.

wow... look at those lights....

 

[chiif]

The 2 camera nuts... Mr Loke & Benny.

Combined, they own more camera gears than some of the second hand camera shops... :bsmilie:

 

[chiif]

My usual Saturday model... a friendly photographer who you can't miss every Saturday at Pennisular Shopping Centre Isle Cafe.

Lucky SHD 100 120 on Hasselblad 50/f4

 

[chiif]

I seldom take landscape... hope this picture is pass-able... and I do justice to the camera & lens.

 

[Ansel]

Wow....the Seagull photos seem to look nicer than Chiif's Hassy's. ;p

Hehhe.....just kidding Chiif. But frankly, i can't really tell the diff. Just me I guess.:mad2:

 

[chiif]

Wow....the Seagull photos seem to look nicer than Chiif's Hassy's. ;p

Hehhe.....just kidding Chiif. But frankly, i can't really tell the diff. Just me I guess.:mad2:

It's the photographer... nothing to do with the gears.

Seagull comes with a split focusing screen, hence it's a little easier to focus. The my hassey doesn't, hence, focusing doesn't seem spot on. But that's the shortcoming on my part.

Yet to master the hassey. It's a wonderful camera. Was my childhood dream to own one. Now finally owning a used copy after 20+ years.

Camera gears are sexy tools to satisfy old man like me. As for the images they produce, got nothing to do with the gears themselves. It's only the photographer who can make the difference.

 

[Ansel]

... old man like me. ...

Look who's talking :blah:

 

[clubgrit]

Yes, I did, my tripod is really unutilized and gathering cobwebs ...

But this teaches me not to use ISO 100 at night. My targets were actually the people around the area, but all were in motion and I couldn't catch them well in the time I had ... makes me wish sometimes for a Nikon D3 at high ISO and auto-focus :bsmilie: ... just kidding, I wouldn't mind if someone gave me one, but I still love MF ...

Did you shoot it handheld bro ? The picture looks quite sharp though.

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[DoveVadar]

Hasselblad 500C/M with Zeiss Planar 80mm f2.8 on Provia 100F

 

[spaceship]

mamiya c330f 80mm f2.8
film:fujipro160S expired 2007

 

[enivre]

Just back from Australia, here are some scans from my mamiya 6. Shot on either 100VS or Provia 400. Scanned with my Epson V700, souped up in Lightroom 2.

 

[enivre]

more from Australia

Places I went to, Melbourne City, Falls Creek, Wilson's Prom & Great Ocean Road

Yups! The rest can be viewed at http://www.studiov.com.sg/TEMP/Australia_Mamiya6_Web