martin-f5
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sorry it was only a Mamiya 7,
+but there is no sep. thread for that
Fuji acros 100 Rodinal 1+50
+but there is no sep. thread for that
Fuji acros 100 Rodinal 1+50
Mamiya 7ii Photos
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Roger Warren
AddlepatedWight
43mm
seakayaker1
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I picked up a used Mamiya 7 II this past weekend, it is a large rangefinder and I do find it to be comfortable fit in my hands. The Mamiya feels lighter than my MP but I believe they actually weigh about the same, Mamiya with 80/4 vs. Leica MP with the 50/1.4 ASPH. Shot a couple of rolls and will need to put through a few more to get comfortable.
Center for Wooden Boats ~ Boathouse & Docks ~ Seattle
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks ~ Seattle, WA
Mamiya 7 II with 80/4 using Kodak Porta 400
Center for Wooden Boats ~ Boathouse & Docks ~ Seattle
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks ~ Seattle, WA
Mamiya 7 II with 80/4 using Kodak Porta 400
seakayaker1
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. . . . . a few from the past weekend.
Tentacles ~ Hiram M. Chittenden Locks ~ Seattle, WA
Docks ~ Center for Wooden Boats ~ Seattle WA
Mamiya 7 II with 80/4 using Kodak Porta 400
Tentacles ~ Hiram M. Chittenden Locks ~ Seattle, WA
Docks ~ Center for Wooden Boats ~ Seattle WA
Mamiya 7 II with 80/4 using Kodak Porta 400
Katie
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Not a ii, but a regular 7 with the 65mm lens:
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Sunset with Mamiya 7 and 65mm by ...Katie... (of katieshearerphotography), on Flickr[/IMG]
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Wind with Mamiya 7 and 65mm by ...Katie... (of katieshearerphotography), on Flickr[/IMG]
Sunset with Mamiya 7 and 65mm by ...Katie... (of katieshearerphotography), on Flickr[/IMG]
Wind with Mamiya 7 and 65mm by ...Katie... (of katieshearerphotography), on Flickr[/IMG]
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Todd.Hanz
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Todd
Jeremy Johns
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Sureño
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I have to admit it, this thread its an orgasm to my eyes.
Tood.Hanz, you have really nice shots. congrats.
Tood.Hanz, you have really nice shots. congrats.
jaredangle
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43mm
Fayetteville, NC? Looks like the clock tower downtown about a mile from the Amtrak line to Washington, DC!
PhotoMat
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A few shots from southern Utah. All shot with 43mm lens.
Roger Warren
AddlepatedWight
This is the Market House in Fayetteville, NC.
kmallick
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A few shots from southern Utah. All shot with 43mm lens.
those are fabulous shots! I especially love the one above with the waterfalls. it shows off the 43mm in its full glory.
PhotoMat
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My scans are pretty low tech -- they are done on an Epson Perfection 4990 flatbed scanner. All of my color landscape work is shot on Fuji Velvia (both 50 and 100 ISO) or Kodak E100VS (until recently, that is🙁).
Edited to add: This post was in response to an earlier scanning question that seems to have vanished. So, in the words of Emily Litella ... nevermind.
http://youtu.be/V3FnpaWQJO0
Edited to add: This post was in response to an earlier scanning question that seems to have vanished. So, in the words of Emily Litella ... nevermind.
http://youtu.be/V3FnpaWQJO0
JHenry
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PhotoMat: stunning photos. The third photo is wonderful. I love the rock ceiling and the texture/detail/color in it.
A few shots from southern Utah. All shot with 43mm lens.
Armoured
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This thread has some of the best photos I've seen on this site. Time to exercise the 7!
Arvay
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Keep on posting please. It's excellent
nightfly
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Just bought Mamiya 7 with the 65. Had the Mamiya 6 years ago and sold it to buy a Leica but always sorta missed having a modern medium format camera. A few from the first roll:
PhotoMat
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A few more...
65mm lens w/2x graduated ND filter, Velvia
43mm lens, Kodak E100VS
65mm lens, Velvia
65mm lens w/2x graduated ND filter, Velvia
43mm lens, Kodak E100VS
65mm lens, Velvia
JHenry
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PhotoMat: You truly know how to use the M7 and get some amazing results with it. I'm curious how you find using a grad ND filter with it. Do you just estimate where to put it over the lens or have you figured out a more exact way to position it?