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More like 3 backs - don't forget the all important Polaroid back!... Before digital we had to carry at least 2 backs: one for BW and one for color...
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More like 3 backs - don't forget the all important Polaroid back!... Before digital we had to carry at least 2 backs: one for BW and one for color...
More like 3 backs - don't forget the all important Polaroid back!
Dude,
When ever I am on the sidelines shooting a college football game and I pull out this bad boy, the players all know that it is Cover shot time.
You would not believe the work they go to provide that once in a lifetime shot.
=Iron Flatline;1442202]Actually, the problem with MF cameras is that they're not weather-sealed, and their AF is very slow. They're no good at sports, and should really be in a studio, or at least a controlled environment.
=pm63;1442633]As people have mentioned, Hasselblads (the modern digital ones) are mainly used in high-end fashion and commercial shoots. Having said that, I did once see a guy here in London just casually walking around with one on the weekend, taking snaps and enojying himself.
Can I have them?
I didn't know the made a lefthanded model of the EF 400 L f/2.8.
Mine has all the control features on the other side.
400mm focal length isn't really that long on medium format
Noooooooo!!!. The 6X7 and the three lenses that came with it were give to me by the family of a fashion photographer I worked for back in the 70's after he died. They have a real sentimental value. He was a wonderful photorapher, great teacher and a good friend.
Dude,
When ever I am on the sidelines shooting a college football game and I pull out this bad boy, the players all know that it is Cover shot time.
You would not believe the work they go to provide that once in a lifetime shot.