PhotoMat
Well-known
Hey Jeff:
When I use a graduated ND filter on my Mamiya, I use a filter with a soft transition rather than a hard-edged version. Shooting from a tripod (which I do with most of my landscape shots), I note the location of the horizon and then, viewing the lens from the front of the camera, position the filter over the lens to correspond with the horizon location that I noted from the viewfinder. I tend to move the transition a little further into the image because the effect is very gradual with the soft-edge transition ND filter.
When I use a graduated ND filter on my Mamiya, I use a filter with a soft transition rather than a hard-edged version. Shooting from a tripod (which I do with most of my landscape shots), I note the location of the horizon and then, viewing the lens from the front of the camera, position the filter over the lens to correspond with the horizon location that I noted from the viewfinder. I tend to move the transition a little further into the image because the effect is very gradual with the soft-edge transition ND filter.
2WK
Rangefinder User
^Nice thanks for the grad ND info. I want one for my 7ii now after seeing that desert shot!!
Katie
Established
keytarjunkie
no longer addicted
Those are some amazing images. Wow.
I have a lowly Mamiya 7 original with the 80mm lens. Here are some more recent photos.
I have a lowly Mamiya 7 original with the 80mm lens. Here are some more recent photos.
ksah
Member
There are quite a lot of very inspirational image in here! Would love to see more.
PhotoMat
Well-known
A couple more:
Horsetail Falls, Mamiya 7II, 43mm lens, Velvia 50
Summer Storm, Mamiya 7II, 43mm lens, Velvia 100
Horsetail Falls, Mamiya 7II, 43mm lens, Velvia 50
Summer Storm, Mamiya 7II, 43mm lens, Velvia 100
PhotoMat
Well-known
Some older stuff:
Mamiya 7II, 43mm lens, Ilford HP5
Mamiya 7II, 43mm lens, Velvia
Mamiya 7II, 43mm lens, Ilford HP5
Mamiya 7II, 43mm lens, Velvia
seakayaker1
Well-known
Mamiya 7 II with 80/4
huntjump
Well-known
Great shots in here.
Must say, PhotoMat your photos are so beautiful.
Must say, PhotoMat your photos are so beautiful.
gcap
Giovanni C.
gogovisono
Newbie
The images in here are giving me goosebumps 
Here's mine, just trying to fit in
Lines by gogovisono, on Flickr
Villagers #1 by gogovisono, on Flickr
Natives on Bukbuk(?) Beach by gogovisono, on Flickr
All with a M7 not ii, using the 65mm lens
Here's mine, just trying to fit in
Lines by gogovisono, on Flickr
Villagers #1 by gogovisono, on Flickr
Natives on Bukbuk(?) Beach by gogovisono, on Flickr
All with a M7 not ii, using the 65mm lens
filmfan
Well-known
Best camera ever made.
nightfly
Well-known
PatrickT
New Rangefinder User
Nothing to contribute, but ...lots of stunning photos on this page!
scottyb70
Well-known
Mamiya 7, Ilford delta 100 in Pyrocat HD, Scanned Epson 4990 with Betterscanning Holder.
Atom
Molecular.Atom
Here are a few from many years ago with the 43mm. A friend, now passed on.
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