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| Sinar 54M and new 'blad and Mamiya digital cameras | 01 Oct 2004 00:15 GMT | 2 |
Seeing all this talk about the "new" 22-mega pixel prices makes me wonder why there's no talk about the "old" Sinar 54M. The price of the 'blad H1 with the back is about $30000. A V-series 'blad with the Sinar 54M (it's 22MP too) is considerably less with a SAM controller no less ...
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| Bayonet filter | 30 Sep 2004 22:00 GMT | 11 |
Is the Bayonet filter mount for a Hasselblad the same as for other MF lenses? Thanks, Alan
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| Push 220 Portra VC 160 2 stops? | 30 Sep 2004 21:30 GMT | 8 |
I know you can push black and white film two stops, but what about color? I rated this at 640 and told the lab to push it two stops. The results are due next Thursday, but I was wondering if the shots will come out grainy, or what should I expect?
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| New Hasselblad H1D | 30 Sep 2004 17:47 GMT | 12 |
Check the Hasselblad website. New 22 megapixel camera.
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| Help with 620, 120, 220 | 30 Sep 2004 12:03 GMT | 12 |
I know that the difference between 120 and 220 is the number of exposures. Can you use 120 in a 220 camera? It also seems that 120 will fit in a 620 camera. But will 120 actually work in a 620?
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| Epson F-3200 - been there, seen it. | 30 Sep 2004 01:13 GMT | 14 |
The first day is as good as any to visit Photokina and usually a little quieter than the others. So I went. And there it was. Looks neat, smaller than the pictures on the Japanese website would suggest and a little more solid. Judging from the pics on
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| Fujifilm GA 645 zi | 29 Sep 2004 12:14 GMT | 12 |
I need autofocus, a high enough flash sync for fill flash, an accurate flash metering system, and medium telephoto lens, either rangefinder or SLR. The intended use is outdoor weddings, particularly in bright sun, How the Fuji 645 zi for outdoor fill flash on bright sunny days ...
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| TP120- followup | 29 Sep 2004 00:18 GMT | 111 |
http://wwwuk.kodak.com/global/en/professional/products/films/bw/catalog/kodakPro fessionalTechnicalPanFilm.jhtml?id=0.1.18.14.21.24.18&lc=en looks like the whole "manufactured 'til December" thing was a few months off...
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| Question | 28 Sep 2004 23:19 GMT | 1 |
Can I post items for sale here? Thanks, David
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| oops. Overexposed VC 160 | 28 Sep 2004 21:34 GMT | 5 |
I know this topic comes up all the time: Due to an error in how I used my light meter, I exposed Portra VC 160 at 12 EV values for a particular scene. Incident reading _should_ have been 14 and my highlights were 17. Hence my shots are
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| Fuji 645 film loading question, re: 220 | 28 Sep 2004 13:56 GMT | 1 |
I have an instruction manual, not for the Zi, but for the GA 645, and is says, for 220 film, when loading: "220 film special equipment start mark is lined up just ahead of the spool spindle button on the left side". Does this apply to the Zi, as well?
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| There are no stupid questions, right? | 28 Sep 2004 02:37 GMT | 7 |
On a 100' roll of bulk 70mm film, is the emulsion on the "inside" surface or the "outside" surface? Given that I have to handroll into 15' cartridges in darkness, I'd rather confess my ignorance than to pop 80 shots and find out I got it backwards.
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| Filter (bayonet / screw in) question (Hassy 500 CM, 80 f/2.8 rental) | 28 Sep 2004 00:15 GMT | 3 |
Next w/e I'm renting a 500CM/back with 80mm f/2.8 and 150mm f/4 lenses. Per the sales fellow at the store, the filter attachment is a bayonet type. Is there an adaptor that would allow me to use my 72mm dia screw mount filters on a bayonet filtered lens?
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| RB polaroid back issues | 27 Sep 2004 19:03 GMT | 1 |
Just got hold of a used polariod back for my RB67. The rollers are clean but this was the result: <a href="http://www.sukitesurfing.co.uk/pol.jpg">Pol.jpg</a> The print was also covered in pink goo. I was using Fuji FP-100 film.
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| Lens coverage angles | 27 Sep 2004 12:07 GMT | 3 |
Can anyone tell me the formula for the angle in degrees covered by a lens of given focal length used with a given film format? What I really want to know is the angle covered by my Fuji GW609II with (fixed) 90mm lens, 6x9cm format.
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