bigeye
Well-known
I wouldn't be without the 43mm if I had a Mamiya 7 and the Leica 21mms are so great that your choices are simple!
The technical differences between the cameras that I see is based mostly on format. The technical "oof" factor of MF slides/negatives is higher than the smaller formats, so it's the camera first considered. Smaller, faster cameras are (relatively small) compromises to speed or carry.
- Charlie
The technical differences between the cameras that I see is based mostly on format. The technical "oof" factor of MF slides/negatives is higher than the smaller formats, so it's the camera first considered. Smaller, faster cameras are (relatively small) compromises to speed or carry.
- Charlie
jim sparx
crank
The best camera is oneself. I see what I am and record with a variety of instruments.
With a film camera I am more purposeful in my vision and choice of numbers (film is the more expensive hobby).
With digital, a hundred ways to record is more free flowing and abstract, then there is software to make it even more like someone else and the vision is lost of what one once was.
Maybe....
With a film camera I am more purposeful in my vision and choice of numbers (film is the more expensive hobby).
With digital, a hundred ways to record is more free flowing and abstract, then there is software to make it even more like someone else and the vision is lost of what one once was.
Maybe....