For Anyone Interested In 16 Miliion Pixels

[Jan Brittenson]

The 645 proback is in the $8000 range. If you already have MF film
gear it's quite attractive.

--The attached link shows 3 shots from the Indianapolis 500. The
top two shots were with the Kodak DCS Digital back(16 million
pixels) for the Mamiya 645 AFD. The bottom shot was with a D-30.
Just thought I'd share.
http://www.digisportspix.com/Hornish500
Steve Mitchell
http://mitchjaz.com/Boxcarmainpage

 

[Tibbar]

--The attached link shows 3 shots from the Indianapolis 500. The
top two shots were with the Kodak DCS Digital back(16 million
pixels) for the Mamiya 645 AFD. The bottom shot was with a D-30.
Just thought I'd share.
http://www.digisportspix.com/Hornish500
Steve Mitchell
http://mitchjaz.com/Boxcarmainpage

Very nice pictures , not trying to be a critic but aren't the top shot

very noisy in dark areas of the picture , kind of like high ISO or underexposed and then adjusted little too far.
Robert
--
http://www.kingfisherphotography.com

 

[Steve Mitchell]

--The attached link shows 3 shots from the Indianapolis 500. The
top two shots were with the Kodak DCS Digital back(16 million
pixels) for the Mamiya 645 AFD. The bottom shot was with a D-30.
Just thought I'd share.
http://www.digisportspix.com/Hornish500
Steve Mitchell
http://mitchjaz.com/Boxcarmainpage

Very nice pictures , not trying to be a critic but aren't the top shot
very noisy in dark areas of the picture , kind of like high ISO or
underexposed and then adjusted little too far.
Robert
--
http://www.kingfisherphotography.com

You're not being critical, just accurate. i blew it on that shot and tried to compensate....It's too bad because that shot doesn't really show the backs full capabilities.
--
Steve Mitchell
http://mitchjaz.com/Boxcarmainpage

 

[Adam2]

Aww, but these shots are just beautiful; look at the tonal range and the color transitions. Look at the detail in the crowd. Man, I am going to have to sell the BMW for one of these ;-))

--The attached link shows 3 shots from the Indianapolis 500. The
top two shots were with the Kodak DCS Digital back(16 million
pixels) for the Mamiya 645 AFD. The bottom shot was with a D-30.
Just thought I'd share.
http://www.digisportspix.com/Hornish500
Steve Mitchell
http://mitchjaz.com/Boxcarmainpage

Very nice pictures , not trying to be a critic but aren't the top shot
very noisy in dark areas of the picture , kind of like high ISO or
underexposed and then adjusted little too far.
Robert
--
http://www.kingfisherphotography.com

You're not being critical, just accurate. i blew it on that shot
and tried to compensate....It's too bad because that shot doesn't
really show the backs full capabilities.
--
Steve Mitchell
http://mitchjaz.com/Boxcarmainpage