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trifox
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 Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 10:45 pm Post subject: HASSY 500C + Zeiss misc + scan. HP 4850 |
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trifox wrote:
Hi there..
I was impatient and tried to scan my 6x6 rolls to scan on cheap scanner HP 4850 - which is only for slides 
So I scanned all pictures 3 x and then put them together in Photoshop ..
Adjusted in LightRoom...
3 lenses used with Hasselblad 500c : Sonnar 4/150, Distagon 4/50 and Planar 2.8/80...
http://photo.homer.sk/mf_lenses_gallery/000_hassy_001/index.html
There is also a detail of picture number 7 --- where you can read the text and the smallest text says:
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY PLEASE ....
nice day
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Rodrigo
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Rodrigo wrote:
The Church shot is really amazing to me!
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trifox
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| Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 10:51 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
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| The Church shot is really amazing to me! |
thanks Rodrigo --
that's the cathedral in Salisbury -- the tallest cathedral of England --
the tower is 123 m high...
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
Seems you are find each other Hassy and Trifox great couple! Congrats for this excellent series!
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trifox
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| Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 11:08 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| Seems you are find each other Hassy and Trifox great couple! Congrats for this excellent series! |
Yes Attila - -thanks..
I like this camera a lot -- that was a reason to sell Canon 30 D and couple of my things but -- we'll see ...
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Attila
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| Posted: Sun Nov 02, 2008 11:13 pm Post subject: |
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Attila wrote:
Somebody said if you ever seen a good large slide you won't make photos on any other media. This is true for me too 
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poilu
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poilu wrote:
congrats Trifox! superb samples, you got the top and you already master it!
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A G Photography
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A G Photography wrote:
| Attila wrote: |
| Somebody said if you ever seen a good large slide you won't make photos on any other media. This is true for me too |
It's so true! Detail in a MF slide can still beat the resolution of the most expensive DSLR. And colors and tonal variations are so much more natural in film...
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Bob
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Bob wrote:
Wow, those are really nice. I used to shoot slides with my Bronica S.
The Hassy 500 is a classic.
Again great captures. 
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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
TF these are all fantastic.
The church is a stunner with fine detail and perfect exposure.
My favorite is the two "Girls" on the bench.
That is a once ina life time capture. The expressions and body language are just nutz 
You should get a model release from them. That is a shot that a stock company would buy for sure
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trifox
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trifox wrote:
| A G Photography wrote: |
| Attila wrote: |
| Somebody said if you ever seen a good large slide you won't make photos on any other media. This is true for me too |
It's so true! Detail in a MF slide can still beat the resolution of the most expensive DSLR. And colors and tonal variations are so much more natural in film... |
thanks for your comments
@ Attila -- yes! when you look through the prism of medium format camera that's a picture!
The world around you looks better and 3D effect is fantastic  -- and its really hard to come back to 35 SLR
Well, you can not achieve all on medium format cameras but --- something is magic on this format!
@ Alessandro -- yes, the scale of resolution is much bigger and looks more natural.
Tonal range is unbelievable -- especially on good media (it was FUJI Provia 100 F) --- with good scanner (which I haven't got yet)
I would add:
the square shape is more natural to human eye rather than rectangular (like 35 mm, etc.)
-- diffraction on medium format is not big issue...
and yes Carl Zeiss again --- its a magic lens factory..
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trifox
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 5:59 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
| F16SUNSHINE wrote: |
TF these are all fantastic.
The church is a stunner with fine detail and perfect exposure.
My favorite is the two "Girls" on the bench.
That is a once ina life time capture. The expressions and body language are just nutz
You should get a model release from them. That is a shot that a stock company would buy for sure |
thanks Andy --- the 'girl' on the right was laughing at me why I chose her and the lady on left --she propably didn't know about me at all
But when I saw this on the screen -- I immediately released the shutter ...
Well, the cathedral in Salibury -- that's my subject to achieve..
thanks..
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Sven wrote:
Impressive performance (both equipment and photographer).
Salisbury is a nice town, and the cathedral is really good for viewing, not being crammed in between other buildings.
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