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Mamiya 645 1000s + Sekor 80mm 2.8
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Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 11:08 pm
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Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 11:08 pm
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The film was the Ilford HP5 Plus.

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Scanned with Canon450D+Zeiss Flektogon 35mm 2.4

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#1,#3,#5 my choices I like these subjects in B&W I like ladies in color lot better.


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I LOVE these!!! The people with the cameras are totally fun and so well shot.

Question: is the 6x4.5 horizontal with this camera? I'd love that to be true...


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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 12:35 am
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Love all these, great job, Rodrigo!

Nesster, yes, it's horizontal.


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Thanks guys Smile

Actually these were my last photos with the Mamiya because I'm changing to a Pentax 67 and selling the Mamiya.

And Nesster, as Katastrofo said, yes it's horizontal.


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These are super!
Love the shot of your GF on the bench. The movement of her hair while focusing gives great emotion.

I would highly recommend that you add the 2.4/105mm to your Pentax67 kit.
It's fast, focus to 1 meter (great for 67), and is lovely sharp with nice OOF area. Cheap too as it was the "normal" lens Wink

Wasn't your GF a member here as well??
I remember some pics she posted.


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She is/was, but she doesn't like to post very much.. lol

About the 105mm lens, I'm searching for it at ebay, but didn't find it in Europe yet Confused But first I'm trying these two which can make a good set together too.


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Posted: Sun Aug 23, 2009 12:34 am
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If you want I can relay one to you from the US.

KEH has bargain (often better than excellent from others) for as little $115.
They also have Excellent for as little as $165. Shipping on top of course but still pretty easy prices while available.


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F16SUNSHINE wrote:
These are super!
Love the shot of your GF on the bench. The movement of her hair while focusing gives great emotion.

I would highly recommend that you add the 2.4/105mm to your Pentax67 kit.
It's fast, focus to 1 meter (great for 67), and is lovely sharp with nice OOF area. Cheap too as it was the "normal" lens Wink

Wasn't your GF a member here as well??
I remember some pics she posted.


Andy, I am sort of going back and forth about a 2.4/105 Pentax 67 lens for my 645. It's a kind of nice "in between" lens, and I've heard it is super sharp. Not too much more speed than the standard 75/2.8 for the 645, but then again I couldn't care less about the speed of the lens since my work is usually on a tripod. Suhhhh...Weeet!


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Thank you a lot F16SUNSHINE, but outside the European Union the costs and delays receiving items can be very unatractive, so I never take the "risk"Confused
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