frank_doorhof
Active Member
Some ex&les from the ZD back connected to the Mamiya 645AFD/II.
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Greetings,
Frank
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Greetings,
Frank
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Frank:
The more I see your fine photography done with the ZD back, the more I fantasize about Mamiya coming with a new system:
Enter the Mamiya RB45
World's first, only-digital medium format camera system.
World's first true full-frame digital medium format body.
World's first medium format system with 3 T/S lenses.
Reflex body with a revolving digital back
Format: 38.4X48mm (4:5 ratio)
Capture: 23.5 Megapixels, 14 bit
Introducing:
35, 70 and 140 Tilt/Shift lenses.
More to come
Then I wake up. Fact is, the first time I fantasize about this camera, it was Canon doing it. But as for now, it seems that Mamiya rather than Canon, would be more viable to fulfill my wildest (photographic) dream.
In the meantime, have fun with your Mamiya, Frank.
Thanks for sharing your work with us.
Eduardo
The more I see your fine photography done with the ZD back, the more I fantasize about Mamiya coming with a new system:
Enter the Mamiya RB45
World's first, only-digital medium format camera system.
World's first true full-frame digital medium format body.
World's first medium format system with 3 T/S lenses.
Reflex body with a revolving digital back
Format: 38.4X48mm (4:5 ratio)
Capture: 23.5 Megapixels, 14 bit
Introducing:
35, 70 and 140 Tilt/Shift lenses.
More to come
Then I wake up. Fact is, the first time I fantasize about this camera, it was Canon doing it. But as for now, it seems that Mamiya rather than Canon, would be more viable to fulfill my wildest (photographic) dream.
In the meantime, have fun with your Mamiya, Frank.
Thanks for sharing your work with us.
Eduardo
frank_doorhof
Active Member
I don't think I will buy a complete camera system again (but you never know) that's why I never jumped on board of the ZD camera.
I love to have the option to change backs when an assignment would need me to.
Normally I don't need high ISO so the ZD back is fine for me (ISO320 is usable for A3 when lit correctly), but if I really need to I can always hire a more expensive back that goes to ISO1600 and keep my whole system together
I love to have the option to change backs when an assignment would need me to.
Normally I don't need high ISO so the ZD back is fine for me (ISO320 is usable for A3 when lit correctly), but if I really need to I can always hire a more expensive back that goes to ISO1600 and keep my whole system together
stever_max
Well-Known Member
Frank,
In #2 how did you get her to jump so high?
Steve
In #2 how did you get her to jump so high?
Steve
frank_doorhof
Active Member
Marie jumps a lot for me and because of the plain background it will look much higher than she actually jumps
theokeijzers
New Member
I like that first picture a lot, well done with the lightning.
