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I still use my Canon 1ds mkIII fitted with a 70mm lens for surfing and action photographs for the very reason of two eyed shooting. The viewfinder and lens act together to produce a natural, life ...
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As a Leica owner since the mid 60s, Leica III with a Summar, M3, M4s, Contax, Retina and many rangefinder and non- rangefinder optical viewfinder cameras, it can’t be ignored that once single lens ...
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It must be remembered that when the M range was introduced it was not renowned for being “ unique”, because it was just one of many optical viewfinder/ rangefinder cameras.It was special because ...
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Just bought my Xpro 1, it is in immaculate condition and should provide good service. I have a 16 x 2.8, 16 x 1.4, 23 x 2.0 and the 16-55 zoom. The two larger lenses will probably be used on the ...
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How would you feel about an optical zoom viewfinder as used by Leica in their original D-Lux model?
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The calculations are still being done….it’s called experience, as you say. just as a good panel beater knows where to hammer the ding to make it pop out.
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As an ex radiographer, I look on radiography as a photographic process. Anything named Kodak, which goes into a developer, a fixer and then Gets washed and dried is photographic in my mind. Part ...
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we must beg to differ but it makes not a jot of difference to the original discussion. There has never been any dispute of that fact. The shutter release is pressed and a measured amount of light ...
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I went out with a Leica 24mm f2.8 stuck on the front and also carried my Hasselblad XD with a 45p.. Both lenses gave an equivalent angle of view to a 36mm FF lens. It would be silly to say there ...
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The object being radiographed is lying on the film any attenuation of the X-ray source is like turning a light down. Isotopes are not adjustable but are still just a light source with the object ...
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Yes, from the local filling station but I do see, on Amazon, there are high power ones available
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The problem with all the discussions about exposure and exposure triangles, is that we all agree but in our own way.
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chicken and egg springs to mind. The decision to require enhanced processing, for speed gain or finer grain, was taken prior to exposure and therefore figured in setting the shutter and aperture. R ...
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sorry you are wrong. Radiography is a photographic process which is time based and contact printing could also offer an argument. If we expose for a given light source and achieve a correct ...
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How about a 28/45mm dual focal length lens? Not a zoom, just two focal lengths.
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Camera have an optical/EVF hybrid viewfinder like the Fuji pro?
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In camera works. Haven’t tried the double charger.
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It would be unwise to suggest the Exposure is not just about the quality of light which reaches the film plane, sometimes as a result of an aperture/exposure time combination, sometimes as a ...
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What do you mean there’s no such thing as Santa Claus?
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Hi No to peaking, just magnify and focus til sharp
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