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RenseH
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 Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 7:52 pm Post subject: Pentax 6x7 as a street camera - some first results |
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RenseH wrote:
For the first time, I took the Pentax 6x7MLU out as a street camera. These are shot with the SMC Pentax 67 55mm F4, and the camera loaded with Ilfort FP4+ 125 film.
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| Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 8:12 pm Post subject: |
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RenseH wrote:
Some more, from a second roll....
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| Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 8:54 pm Post subject: |
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fish4570 wrote:
Your technical skills boggle me, as do those of Rolf ...
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| Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 9:07 pm Post subject: |
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poilu wrote:
great series! wide and clean, as good as your macros
what does the sign with the camera mean in 'Ladies of the dawn' ?
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Cameras working for safety guarding. |
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Dr.AK
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I really like the pictures! 
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rawhead wrote:
I just got a 6x7 + 105/2.4 and I'd love to take it out on the street; I wish I had the WLF, though. Just so less intimidating thatn using the prism 
Great shots! I like the Big Guys shot
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RenseH
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| Posted: Sat Jun 05, 2010 7:37 am Post subject: |
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RenseH wrote:
Thanks! I was pretty satisfied with these myself...
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I just got a 6x7 + 105/2.4 and I'd love to take it out on the street; I wish I had the WLF, though. Just so less intimidating thatn using the prism
Great shots! I like the Big Guys shot |
Thank you. Yes, I used the WLF, and I noticed people don't even react when they are in front of the lens at, say, 2 meters or so....
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pich900 wrote:
What a great serie! I like the most the "Ladies of the dawn", really stunning details, 3D effect and beautiful B&W witch can not be beat even with the best (FF) digital camera I guess!!!! |
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symphonic wrote:
Outstanding shots! I really like the contrast and the clarity.
..but um, what's a WLF?  |
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RenseH wrote:
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Outstanding shots! I really like the contrast and the clarity.
..but um, what's a WLF? |
It's an ultrasonic shield that makes you invisible for the crowds.... 
No, sorry, it's a waist level finder,,,,,
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peterqd wrote:
Very nice shots Rense. FP4+ rules! Personally I'm not a fan of slanting horizons, they make me feel seasick!
Where are these shots taken please?
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RenseH
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Very nice shots Rense. FP4+ rules! Personally I'm not a fan of slanting horizons, they make me feel seasick!
Where are these shots taken please? |
In another thread I called it the Winogrand Syndrome.....
These shots were taken at the boulevard of Scheveningen, near The Hague...
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Very nice shots Rense. FP4+ rules! Personally I'm not a fan of slanting horizons, they make me feel seasick!
Where are these shots taken please? |
In another thread I called it the Winogrand Syndrome.....
These shots were taken at the boulevard of Scheveningen, near The Hague... |
I was only ever in that condition once, never again!
I've been to a few places by the sea in Holland when I've been visiting my friend in Beverwijk, e.g Egmond and Ijmuiden, but I didn't recognise this. Another nice place to visit when I get the opportunity.
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spleenone wrote:
Second one is cool. I like very much peep out of that young woman.
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ManualFocus-G wrote:
Very, very nice clean images
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RenseH wrote:
Thanks for all the positive reactions!!! 
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