Buckster
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Eager to test aperture, shutter and all the rest, get familiar with it's workings, and ensure no light leaks, I ran my first roll of film through the Mamiya RB67 that I recently picked up on the bay over the past couple of days, and developed them in the bathroom a little while ago. Tmax 400 film, a 90mm lens, and mirror lockup employed on these.
The first frame on the roll was made in response to a friend of mine when he saw a shot of my Mamiya C330 taken with my Canon 40D. He said, "I'd rather see a shot of the Canon 40D taken with the film camera!" I've still got to shoot the Canon with the C330, but it came to mind when I took a look around for the first thing to point the RB67 at:
1 sec @ f/32
This was handy too, so what the heck:
1 sec @ f/16
Then Sam got within target range:
1/15 @ f/5.6
And so did Greg:
1/30 @ f/8, underexposed by 1 stop to see how that would turn out
And Jessica:
1/30 @ f/8
And the cat:
1/60 @ f/16
It appears to be hitting on all cylinders here. :thumbup:
Now I'll have to try to get creative with it. :mrgreen:
The first frame on the roll was made in response to a friend of mine when he saw a shot of my Mamiya C330 taken with my Canon 40D. He said, "I'd rather see a shot of the Canon 40D taken with the film camera!" I've still got to shoot the Canon with the C330, but it came to mind when I took a look around for the first thing to point the RB67 at:
1 sec @ f/32
This was handy too, so what the heck:
1 sec @ f/16
Then Sam got within target range:
1/15 @ f/5.6
And so did Greg:
1/30 @ f/8, underexposed by 1 stop to see how that would turn out
And Jessica:
1/30 @ f/8
And the cat:
1/60 @ f/16
It appears to be hitting on all cylinders here. :thumbup:
Now I'll have to try to get creative with it. :mrgreen:
