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... or get an older Canon FD tilt-shift lens on ebay, they show up there occasionally. Far better quality and proper, non-random adjustments.
Personally, I'll stick with my Sinar F2. ;)

"Furthermore, each lens is individually inspected for smooth bokeh."
This is getting out of hand… ;-)

Don't forget to stop by the kalligraphy forums and tell them that we have word processors now!

This is poetry!!

Nice - I still have some of the old version in my fridge. Will be interesting to compare it to the new stock. Shooting with the Mamiya RB67 SD, always a wonderful experience.

I hadn't realised that Kenko is making lenses with the "Tokina" brand name. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenko_(company). Used to have a teleconverter back in the day that also served as a...

Excellent pictures! Also quite relieving to see that it totally doesn't matter if you're using a new or a ten year old camera, as long as you can spend a lot of time out & about and get those shots.

I'm trying to imagine the meeting where some brilliant engineers came up with this; I'm guessing that realism didn't convince the sales & marketing executives, which would explain the "spiffier"...

You can think of pack film as a slightly larger and more convoluted version of instax. With pack film, you expose a negative that will then be developed and chemically transferred to a positive....

Tsett! Regards from ze Germans! :D

I don't have the money for either system. Just here for the comments. ;)

Everything has been photographed. Just not by everyone yet.

I'd love one of those as a back for my Sinar 4x5" camera! My budget is slightly below that of a national astronomy site, but hey, one can always dream...

I'd like to give credit where credit is due. Not having seen those other documentaries yet, I have to say I quite liked the video and the presentation. Very unpretentious and well structured. Made...

To be fair, Ektachrome was one of the most tolerant slide films back in the day, I've had great results with it in difficult situations including mountaineering in bright sunlight. That was at a...

Imperial units are the international standard for aviation, with some local exceptions like sailplanes (who then have to convert all the time). We are used to converting on the fly, it's no big deal.