Some portraits on film :)

[Kacper111]

Thank you Grandad
16. Model with my precoius Nikon F with very rare prism (but I still use it)

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[Derrel]

Love,love,love the Nikon F shot with the early-ish Photomic series metering prism!

 

[jcdeboever]

Thank you Grandad
16. Model with my precoius Nikon F with very rare prism (but I still use it)

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Very nice. I just gave away my Nikon F photomic / with a 50mm 1.4 to a good friend. I picked up a Nikon F with eye level right after, pretty cheap.

 

[Dean_Gretsch]

Great stuff. I think I like #2 best of all. Your models really are nice.

 

[SoulfulRecover]

Nice work. Do you have an IG?

 

[Kacper111]

Thank you all

Well, my nikon is not exactly the popular photomic (mine have small differences ).

@SoulfulRecover - yes, kacper_pasicz

 

[Kacper111]

This weekend I'be been shooting some portraits- yesterday finished scanning and here are results :

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25. I've missed focus (still don't know how, because setting focus on my Nikon F with 105 is so easy )but still like it

 

[Derrel]

Nikons 105 mm F2.5 is one of the easiest and best focusing manual focus lenses ever made. Others pale in comparison. I shot a 105/2.5 yesterday on the D800 and it did great in the evening near the ocean !

 

[Kacper111]

Yes it is, but well- I was talking with model during shooting and this is result

 

[zombiesniper112 12]

These are excellent.

Well done.

 

[Olivia_ZZZ]

The first one is actually amazing!

 

[mrca]

I figured your MF was something like a Hassy. I like the square format for some portraits. My MF Mamiya rb67 is a 6x7 ratio rather than 6x6 but with a d850 have the option to drop downfrom 46 mp to 36 mp with 4x5 ratio or 30 mp for square. The crop is visible in the view finder and easy to switch having programmed it to the video record button near the shutter button

 

[Kacper111]

@mrca yes, I use hasselblad, but can you tell me what's the point of writing all this stuff about crop factors in D850 ?
If I need square or a lot of detail I use Hasselblad, If don't- I use Leica for 35/50mm or Nikon with 105mm
Mamiya is nice camera, which I've been using for a while, but lenses for me are too boring (sorry )- that is very nice camera for studio stuff

 

[mrca]

Kacper11, studio is precisely what I use the rb for, with studio strobes and a 7 foot octa or with fresnels flooded for razor sharp shadows at the other extreme. I like the ability of the d850 to select the format based on the image I am capturing and seeing it in the view finder. I am a portrait photographer and tend to stay with the 4x5 ratio or square depending on what I am looking to accomplish with the movement of the viewers eye in the frame and if the composition lends itself to either format. Shooting headshots, I would be cropping in post because 2x3 is too tall. I like the 6x7 ratio of the RB for portraiture, I find it more versatile than square. I understand how you feel about lenses, they will have to pry my Nikon 135 2.o dc from my cold dead fingers... unless it gets an up date that improves the bokeh and and at the same time reduces ca.

 

[DanOstergren25]

All of these are great. I especially love #13.