1st Roll through Mamiya 7ii
Took the Mamiya RF up on Mt. Tamalpais on a showery day. Shot one roll of Fuji 400 and one roll of Illford Delta 400. Warren asked me to review the camera, and since this is the first time I have used a medium format as well as a range finder, I think I should hold off for a bit. With that said, it is extremely easy to use and very comfortable. I don't know, but these images on a misty day seem to have a high degree of dynamic range and contrast.
Dan
posted by dan in marin at 9:29 PM
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5 Comments:
Very nice! Yeah, dynamic range and resolution is where MF will stand out, IMO.
The image on the right seems "scrunched" horizontally, or maybe I'm just imagining things.
--WT
Warren, your eyes are something special. The image that was "scrunched" had a scanning problem that required me to crop. So I rescanned and you are right it looks more proportional.
Dan
Dan,
Thanks for the pictures. I remember the days in HMB that had the same overcast / foggy days. I think you captured the feeling, I can feel the cool breeze all the way down here in warm humid florida.
**Dolph
These look so great!~! Very refreshing views. I love the fog in there ..... The first pic is my fav. The rich greens and the road winding through the hills is awesome :)
Dan, I really enjoy the image on the left - the road in the hills. It immediately made my mind wander and imagine that I was driving in the mountains. The photo sure did it's job!
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