Peter_S
Peter_S
Thanks!
I used the GF670 alongside a Leica X2, a nice 50mm/35mm film/analog combination. I also used an M6 with a 50mm Sonnar.
The GF670 did not do any worse than the M6. Once you get used to the rather short RF base of the GF670, it shoots just like a M7.
I used the GF670 alongside a Leica X2, a nice 50mm/35mm film/analog combination. I also used an M6 with a 50mm Sonnar.
The GF670 did not do any worse than the M6. Once you get used to the rather short RF base of the GF670, it shoots just like a M7.
Dana B.
Well-known
Great job. The low-light pics really pop. Didn't think it was possible with such a slow lens, with enough DOF. Did you rate the Delta at at 1600?
Peter_S
Peter_S
Thanks, Dana! This was a good test for the GF670. Sure the lens would be slow for 35mm, but for medium format it is OK and allows for smooth focus-OOF transitions.
I exposed the Delta 3200 at ISO3200 and developed it according to the Ilford times for 3200, but adapted to my room temperature (7.45 min at 22.5°). I know that many expose it at 1600 and develop like 3200. I may try this. I will use the GF670 on two photo projects in the next months.
I exposed the Delta 3200 at ISO3200 and developed it according to the Ilford times for 3200, but adapted to my room temperature (7.45 min at 22.5°). I know that many expose it at 1600 and develop like 3200. I may try this. I will use the GF670 on two photo projects in the next months.
EastNeuk
Established
Testing the GF670 in low light.
Ilford Delta 3200 in DD-X.
Peter,
Great shots. I'll post a couple more samples from Ilford Delta 3200 when I have a chance to scan them, hopefully later today. They're of similarly unexciting objects as my first one, but I like some of the results, look-wise. In the photo I took, the film gets the tonal transitions in the glass nearly spot on. I'm very pleased.
Those are fabulous concert photos. They capture a lot of emotion, and the choice of depth of field is very well judged artistically.
paapoopa
Established
from my recent trip to myanmar
EastNeuk
Established
Like the sunset. Good capture.
paapoopa
Established
Johnmcd
Well-known
Peter_S
Peter_S
I really like the colors in the last images posted here, they really pop.
Two more from the concert.
GF670, Ilford Delta 3200 (DD-X). Hasselblad X1 scan
Two more from the concert.
GF670, Ilford Delta 3200 (DD-X). Hasselblad X1 scan
chrism
Well-known
I have enjoyed this camera immensely, wonderful lens and so quiet and light. It looks quirky and old-fashioned and nobody seems to mind me taking their photo with it.
Chris
Chris
rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
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rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
taemo
eat sleep shoot
this camera is deadly silent!
just got mine last week and in the process of finishing my 2nd roll.
here's some shots from the first one, a Delta 3200
img090 by earl.dieta, on Flickr
img097 by earl.dieta, on Flickr
img094 by earl.dieta, on Flickr
as much as I want it's wider brother, it's too rich for me so have to settle with the GSW690 instead
just got mine last week and in the process of finishing my 2nd roll.
here's some shots from the first one, a Delta 3200
img090 by earl.dieta, on Flickr
img097 by earl.dieta, on Flickr
img094 by earl.dieta, on Flickr
as much as I want it's wider brother, it's too rich for me so have to settle with the GSW690 instead
rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
Quoting ChrisM: "It looks quirky and old-fashioned and nobody seems to mind me taking their photo with it."
True in my experience in shooting people in a homeless camp/in the local free speech plaza, where anyone with a DSLR or a classic black 35mm is regarded as a narc or snoop or pervy tourist.
Also true with TLRs in similar street situations, and it's edging me closer to selling off more of the small cameras I got for streetshooting and sticking with the folder/TLR approach, if only to let my subjects not mind being subjected to a lens.
True in my experience in shooting people in a homeless camp/in the local free speech plaza, where anyone with a DSLR or a classic black 35mm is regarded as a narc or snoop or pervy tourist.
Also true with TLRs in similar street situations, and it's edging me closer to selling off more of the small cameras I got for streetshooting and sticking with the folder/TLR approach, if only to let my subjects not mind being subjected to a lens.
EastNeuk
Established
A colour portrait: portra 160
J Hoff
Newbie
Like This Scene
Like This Scene
But I particularly like the forest on the hillside in the background and the architecture of the building.
Where is this?
Like This Scene
East Neuk, I really like this scene. Maybe it’s because I live in the tropics and don’t actually have to put up with the snow and cold.Like the sunset. Good capture.
But I particularly like the forest on the hillside in the background and the architecture of the building.
Where is this?
EastNeuk
Established
J_Hoff, it's in Montreal. There are a series of hospital buildings all in that style on the south side of the 'mountain'.
On the other side of things in terms of climate, here are some cactuses shot with a yellow filter:
On the other side of things in terms of climate, here are some cactuses shot with a yellow filter:
J Hoff
Newbie
It’s amazing: I know next to nothing about Montréal, but with a little sleuthing using Google Maps, I was able to find within a few feet the precise spot where your photo was taken. What the Internet makes possible!
Thanks, EaseNeuk!
Thanks, EaseNeuk!
