Gallery requirements.

[digitalox]

I guess I lean toward keeping the SLR shots in a separate gallery. That keeps everyone who just wants rangefinder shots here happy, and the those who want to share their SLR/digital shots here too.

 

[sfaust]

Thanks Doug, for the reassurance. Its kind of what I had assumed all along, but wasn't sure after I ran across this poll.

 

[michael]

I enjoy the technical concentration on RF cameras and the collective expertise. Excellent! I like the cameraderie....... and the general style of photography you guys produce. But that makes me think I want to see whatever you guys are taking pictures of, even though it be with an SLR. Or a pinhole. Or whatever. I don't want to see amazing close-ups of a tiny bird, but I suppose the mutual indulgence should extend to your odd hummingbird or whatever. I doubt anyone's going to be lining up to put their powerful telephoto shots on here. I feel safe.

Michael

 

[charlesfoto]

Being relatively new to RFF, I have to say that I gravitated here because it was a rangefinder website and found it easier to view and navigate than the contaxg site. I also use a Nikon F5 and have used MF, but feel that there are plenty of other places on the web to discuss, display, and feature that kind of gear.

I display images on a few other sites, but the G2 and M6 are relatively ignored in those mostly-digital places. It's always a pleasure to come back here, knowing the images I view have had lots of thought put into them, unlike many of the digital and SLR machine-gun techniques obvious in some of the other places.

So, I don't know if a final decision has been made, but my vote would be to keep this totally rangefinder.