amateriat
We're all light!
Nonetheless, you still rock for cluing us all in over here. Thanks very much.Ash said:
- Barrett
Ash
Selflessly Self-involved
I wanna try taking street shots with this though..
pesphoto
Veteran
why not....Atget used to do it
Biggles
My cup runneth amok.
amateriat said:
What the man with the eyeglasses said.
photogdave
Shops local
I think he would probably have liked a high end digi point and shoot. He probably would have disliked RFF!
HansDerHase
Established
photogdave said:
Seeing the pace of his action I suspect he would'nt have liked shutterlag
BTW: Seeing him jerking around his camera I think all deep and complex theories about Garrys camera tilt are now obsolete. It just happened. He wants to look like he's just playing around - not beeing serious.
Of course later when editing his pictures I'm sure he considered the right amount of tilt, for it is essential for the picture to "grow legs".
...ah yes and... THANKS ASH !!! *bow*
I wonder if it's possible to cature the video, keeping it safe? Anyone knows?
Last edited:
doitashimash1te
Well-known
Sure, no problem. After registering on vimeo.com you can download the video. I did that and now I have it on my iPod. Its audio i one-channel only, I think I'll fix that because the lack of sound in my right ear is a bit annoying.HansDerHase said:
And yes: Ash, thanks a LOT! Great find indeed!!!
Last edited:
AusDLK
Famous Photographer
>i think he would have liked the hexar rf.
I know I do. I've just bought my third and indefinitely shelved my M7.
Thanks Ash for the video link. I have doing some serious history of street photography homework and this fit right in.
I know I do. I've just bought my third and indefinitely shelved my M7.
Thanks Ash for the video link. I have doing some serious history of street photography homework and this fit right in.
morgan
Well-known
AusDLK said:
You've just induced serious hexar gas. I hadn't known much about them and your post made me do a little research. Now I want a hexar RF and AF dammit! I was thinking of an bessa-r2a, but now maybe the hexar would be a better bet, and does so much more, if I can find one.
amateriat
We're all light!
All this Hexarcana. Remember, folks, I had nothing to do with this.
-Barrett
-Barrett
AusDLK
Famous Photographer
>Now I want a hexar RF
The Hexar has gone from a lowly stepchild backup to my M7 to my front line camera. It is a really great camera.
Only a smidge louder then the M7 but having a top speed of 1/4000, the auto-winder, auto-loading/rewinding, self-timer, smaller than the M7 (when I had it fully equipped with the TA Rapidwinder and Grip), and 1/3 the cost of even a USED M7 makes it impossible to beat.
I feel myself slowly being cured of LS (Leica Syndrome) and comfortable in the knowledge that a camera doesn't have to be made by Leica in order to be excellent -- and to (hopefully) take great pictures.
The Hexar has gone from a lowly stepchild backup to my M7 to my front line camera. It is a really great camera.
Only a smidge louder then the M7 but having a top speed of 1/4000, the auto-winder, auto-loading/rewinding, self-timer, smaller than the M7 (when I had it fully equipped with the TA Rapidwinder and Grip), and 1/3 the cost of even a USED M7 makes it impossible to beat.
I feel myself slowly being cured of LS (Leica Syndrome) and comfortable in the knowledge that a camera doesn't have to be made by Leica in order to be excellent -- and to (hopefully) take great pictures.
reub2000
Established
Anyone have a link that doesn't require flash?
DMG
waiting for friday
Ash thanks for this, but does anyone else think that Winogrand came across as slightly "creepy"
rogue_designer
Reciprocity Failure
I didn't really think he came across as creepy. Especially compare to Meyerowitz in his street ninja mode.
It was fun to watch him work. I like his attitude very much, and it comes across better on tape than it does in a transcript. It's not the first time I've heard the "there isn't a story, how can a single frame tell a story?" argument, but it's the first time I could accept it (even if I don't agree).
Thanks Ash.
It was fun to watch him work. I like his attitude very much, and it comes across better on tape than it does in a transcript. It's not the first time I've heard the "there isn't a story, how can a single frame tell a story?" argument, but it's the first time I could accept it (even if I don't agree).
Thanks Ash.
DMG
waiting for friday
the Meyerowitz one is funny, he's dressed like the SWAT captain from Hill St Blues...
Joerg
Dilettant
Winograd's style is admirable.
Meyerowitz on the otherhand is just wacko in his video. IMHO there are two reasons he does not get beaten up , he does look creepy and in NYC you never know....... and second there are probably two big body guards behind the camera protecting him.....
;-)
Ciao
joerg
Meyerowitz on the otherhand is just wacko in his video. IMHO there are two reasons he does not get beaten up , he does look creepy and in NYC you never know....... and second there are probably two big body guards behind the camera protecting him.....
;-)
Ciao
joerg
Michael I.
Well-known
Joerg said:
Meyerowitz is also very tall. So tall and creepy is actually a safe combination.
A little known fact that HCB was also quite tall(he also stood above the crowd) and yet managed to get blended in the crowd.
AusDLK
Famous Photographer
>Winogrand came across as slightly "creepy"
I didn't think so.
>So tall and creepy is actually a safe combination.
Well, I'm 6'5" so I like the "tall" part of getting away with be a street photographer -- but I'm not so sure I like the "creepy" part...
But, seriously, I've never had a problem even in the semi-frequent times when I am noticed.
It looks like I'm in good company, though, when it comes to being tall.
I didn't think so.
>So tall and creepy is actually a safe combination.
Well, I'm 6'5" so I like the "tall" part of getting away with be a street photographer -- but I'm not so sure I like the "creepy" part...
But, seriously, I've never had a problem even in the semi-frequent times when I am noticed.
It looks like I'm in good company, though, when it comes to being tall.
T
tedwhite
Guest
I got followed around in downtown Tucson a few weeks ago by a very creepy guy with long, dirty hair. I finally turned and confronted him. Turned out he was an undercover cop and was following me not because he thought I was breaking the law but because he couldn't figure out why I was taking pictures of..."anything interesting. Just that guy crossing the street...do you know that guy?"
Ted
Ted
Chuck A
Chuck A
tedwhite said:
This is funny. I don't know how many times over the years I have had to explain what I am taking a photo of and why. Digital makes it a bit easier as you can show them the photos. People always think that because you are photographing something that it is somehow extraordinary and they want to know what that is. But most walk away shaking their head.
I found it interesting that even with his quiet M4 Winogrand was noticed taking photos quite often. At least in this video. Even with the quietest camera I get noticed often. He didn't seem to worry too much about it and just kept moving. I love his answer to the lady who asks "What's happening" Winogrand says:"I'm surviving and laughs" I gotta try that one.
He probably would have liked the depth of field of the digital compacts. I don't think that he made large prints. Look at the show in the video, most prints look to be A4 or so. Shutter lag would have been the major issue though. You just couldn't comfortably shoot in his style of work with any degree of shutter lag. I have gone through alot of digitals because of this problem.
Anyway, superb post and great video. This type of video is few and far between.
Last edited: