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I'm not defining myself as anything. I dont have to. I know what I am, and I know what I make. Nice attempt at a straw man though. YOU can define whatever you like as whatever you like. Whatever ...

For the very same reason lilBuddha said. I'm not arguing with this guy per se, I'm leaving a counterpoint to his argument which is enshrined on the web via the DPR servers. Its one of the only ...

Thank you. I have posted over in Nature and Wildlife a few times but never get much response. I didnt really have any plans on posting these there. I think my images bleed more over into the ...

But this simply isnt true, not as an ultimatum. The power of digital post processing allows wide latitude in the manipulation of an image. From lighting, color and tonal adjustments of a program ...

Learning how to artistically process an image, even a mundane one, is not a crutch. It is experimentation, learning, seeking to understand the power of visual statements. This part is very true. Bu ...

I am predominantly a selective focus photographer, so a narrow DOF is essential to my style of shooting. A 55/1.2 stays mounted on my camera most times because of this. Selective focus is a ...

That was actually Tons O Glass that responded with the link, but it was the same one I was remembering anyway.

Thats something to consider. Although I am a bit worried about vignetting with smaller lenses on this body. This is why I really like the idea of shooting 1:1 square. It will help with the corners ...

All captured with Canon FL 55/1.2. Hope you enjoy.

Brilliant. :)

Not sure if you saw this but the 100mp GFX is on its way. https://www.cinema5d.com/fujifilm-gfx-100-4k-10bit-medium-format-camera-concept-explained/ Very true about the auto focus side of things. I ...

Sorry Jim, maybe I should have stressed this a little more. I wasnt really looking for a completely accurate number of what it would be, but a general ball park of what I could expect it to be. ...

Thanks Erik. That went quite a bit in depth, thanks for the effort. Im not concerned about maintaining equivalence from the perspective of, well, perspective. At least not in regards from trying ...

Ah. That does indeed help. I didnt consider visualizing it that way. Thank you very much.

No. I am talking about covering the square crop of the GFX sensor with a full frame 50/1.4 lens. Honestly I'm not sure of the math that would tell me what the resulting image would look like in ...

Exactly. That is the kinda thing Banksy would do and make a ton of money off of it.

I know you have EF glass that you are concerned about Tom. And that should rightly factor in to whatever camera you use. But I have been thinking about this Fuji for a little while today and the ...

Its funny that you post this now. I had seen this a couple of days ago I think, but just recently in researching the Fuji GFX 50R as a possible future purchase I came across the fact that Fuji has ...

So in FF crop mode the 50/1.4 would be 50/1.4. What would it be in 1:1 mode? And if it is just used to cover the entire sensor? What would the results be equivalent to in FF? I am assuming it ...

Hello all. I have a couple of questions about the new GFX 50R. So I am an adapted lens shooter who currently uses a Sony a7. I'm always looking for interesting ways to adapt vintage lenses and the ...