rogue_designer
Reciprocity Failure
so... was it taken with the mamiya?
aad said:Is that Persian restaurant still in business?
And do you work for First Data?
Bryce said:"If you don't like my driving, get off the sidewalk!" Is that common practice in Omaha?
Any of those cameras seem possible, but the digital probably not. Highlights give out smoothly (no sudden clipping or artifacts around fine dark detail surrounded by white) and the parallels are probably too parallel. Wrong?
burninfilm said:Check this out:
Which lens has been used for this picture?... Part 2
In this thread, I posted the image and asked forum members to guess which lens produced the result. They had some difficulty guessing the age of the lens, and even some problems with guessing the focal length.
dmr said:I must have missed that thread for some reason.
It's becoming increasingly obvious that it's very difficult to tell what camera, what film, what lens, and even what focal length and what format, or even to assert that a photo is film or digital.
dmr said:This was taken with the Mamiya, using the Walgreens/Agfa 200 film.
My point of this, was to show that it's very difficult to tell by looking at a specific photograph as to what camera, lens, film, etc. was used.
Olsen said:Well, half of us guessed right. Was it that difficult...?
I still don't see a post with a definitive answer.dmr said:At the time I posted which camera it was, only 3 out of 30-some had selected the correct camera.
Gabriel M.A. said:I still don't see a post with a definitive answer.
dmr said:I'll let the cat out of the bag now. This was taken with the Mamiya, using the Walgreens/Agfa 200 film.
Gabriel M.A. said:Or is it just to tease further?
dmr said:If you mean the one in the food court which would be one block north of where the photo was taken, no, it didn't last very long.
If you mean the one in the Market area, maybe 1/2 mile SE of this photo, yes, last time I was by there it was. Forget the name, though.