Medium Format Forum
Register a free account now!
If you are registered, you get access to the members only section, can participate in the buy & sell second hand forum and last but not least you can reserve your preferred username before someone else takes it.
Hasselblad V Series Images - Continued...
- Thread starter simonpg
- Start date
- Status
Film/digital looks
I have these 2 lady architects as customers that almost always can tell the difference even on a laptop screen. They prefer the quality of film. I constantly argue with them that I can't see if one is better or the other, but they prefer film captures. Suffice to say 6x9 film scanned on a flatbed Epson against 5D raws. Practically my other customers couldn't care less or can't see any difference.
Eduardo
I have these 2 lady architects as customers that almost always can tell the difference even on a laptop screen. They prefer the quality of film. I constantly argue with them that I can't see if one is better or the other, but they prefer film captures. Suffice to say 6x9 film scanned on a flatbed Epson against 5D raws. Practically my other customers couldn't care less or can't see any difference.
Eduardo
polypal
Active Member
Digital?
If this image was recorded with a digital back the engine would have been reduced to a V6 instead of the V8 it is now
BUMP!
503CW, 80mm CFE, Kodak 400TMY.
If this image was recorded with a digital back the engine would have been reduced to a V6 instead of the V8 it is now
If this image was recorded with a digital back the engine would have been reduced to a V6 instead of the V8 it is now
Nah....I think it would be a V12.
GB
Alaska
polypal
Active Member
Nah....I think it would be a V12.
GB
Alaska
I was under the impression you have a steady hand Gary........
Paul
vandevantersh
Member
Well at the risk of making Commendatore Enzo Ferrari turn in his grave, the V 12 might be dead!!
The W12 has arrived!! Yes, super turbine like power under the hoods of the glorious Bentley Continental GT - couretesy of VW!
Go to love the irony!
My V 12 is very much alive and the 599 Fiorano is doing well...
Steve
Not me.....if it doesn't have image stabilization, it's gotta be on a tripod. That, together with my increasingly bad eyesight.....god help me if I have to switch to autofocus lenses someday. Maybe that's where V12 popped up?!?
Gary
Alaska
polypal
Active Member
Steady she goes
Hi Gary,
Never seen an unsteady shot from you yet.
I suppose you only show us the good ones, like we all do.
The days of cars with large engines seem to be over.
No more diesel V8 for makers of prestige cars in Germany.
Six cylinder diesel cars are faster now than older V8 cars with gasoline engines.
Engineering progress has ended the need for diesel V8s.
Paul
Hi Gary,
Never seen an unsteady shot from you yet.
I suppose you only show us the good ones, like we all do.
The days of cars with large engines seem to be over.
No more diesel V8 for makers of prestige cars in Germany.
Six cylinder diesel cars are faster now than older V8 cars with gasoline engines.
Engineering progress has ended the need for diesel V8s.
Paul
simonpg
Active Member
Good God Paul,
Imagine the sacrilege if the legendary Swedish Hasselblad cameras were made by the Japanese!!!!!!!!!!!
polypal
Active Member
Good God Paul,
Imagine the sacrilege if the legendary Swedish Hasselblad cameras were made by the Japanese!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Simon,
Please use small print for these thoughts.
It may help!
christian_r
Member
christian_r
Member
Adraguaire
New Member
Christian,
Nice cliche!
What type of lens did you use for the Sk8 pictures ?
Shooting Sk8 is part of your Job ?
Nice cliche!
What type of lens did you use for the Sk8 pictures ?
Shooting Sk8 is part of your Job ?
christian_r
Member
i shot them with a 80 cfe and a 150 cf
I´m a house photographer for a company in norway, they sell skate/snow stuff, I also free lance a lot.
I´m a house photographer for a company in norway, they sell skate/snow stuff, I also free lance a lot.
- Status