kromophobic
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From a recent shoot I did with some friends for fun.
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You don't need megapixels for sports photography, or for most PJ work because you won't be printing large. Speed( AF and FPS) is the most important thing.
If IQ is what you're after, the 5D classic will beat the 7D IMO.
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Douchebags like Totti and Materazzi that give footy players a bad rep. Did you guys see Materazzi's antics during that game? What's new I guess...
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Agree with jewbagel, although as an alternative I would also suggest Bronica. They made 6x6, 6x7 and I believe they made a 645 model as well, and they can be had for cheap as well.
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All digital.
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Snapshot from yesterday:
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A few from the past few months:
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hey guys i need some help here... my red wefts smell nasty cause of a bon fire the other night. I dont want to wash them cause they are about a month and a half in. Any tips to get the smell out?
wash them. they won't melt, I promise!
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Mine is marcdavidphotography.com
Wordpress Based theme. It's kindof basic but it's easy to update. I'll get a real website when I get more money.
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is the benefit of hasselblad interchangeable lenses? I know the yashica has lens extensions (wide angle and filters and the such).
Where does rolleoflex and mamiya fit in there?
As stated before, Hasselblad lenses ( Zeiss Glass) are incredible. They are also relatively small for an MF SLR.
I don't have any experience with Rollei or Rolleiflex but from what I hear the TLR's are very good quality, and the lenses, are really good. They come in a few different focal lengths (wide to tele) and are pricey. Rollei makes MF SLRs.
Mamiya also makes both TLR's and SLR. I don't know much about the TLR's but the SLRs are very good value right now. Look for the RB system with the KL lenses. The only problem with these is they are HUGE beasts and can be a bit heavy to handhold once you throw on prism, back, etc. The advantage is the big 6x7 negative, big viewfinder and the rotating back.
Bronica also makes several different 6x6 and 6x7 MF setups that are relatively cheap nowadays. I don't know much about them though...
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MF setups can be had for next to nothing. My friend got a Mamiya RB complete setup for 400$ from KEH. I've also been looking at an MF setup but with a digital back. They can be had for less than 2000$ if you look hard enough. I'd love a Hasselblad but they are much much more expensive than the Mamiya's...
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A.P.C.
in superdenim
btw nsaneboi, you need new shoes...
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A.P.C.
in superdenim
those are gorgeous - how long did you wait before the first wash?Not sure. 3 months maybe? washed monthly since then i guess.
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6-7 months, several washes.
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A.P.C.
in superdenim
6-7 months, several washes.
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Washed the 21oz again. ABout 6 months of wear.
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About 6-7months, 5-6 washes.
About 5-6 months, 3rd wash I think.
About 6-7 months of wear, several washes.
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I know, it's probably one of the sharpest lenses I've ever used.
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and just bought this:
Nice! The lenses for these are incredible.
Been bidding on some Hassies with Digital backs. Haven't been successful yet, but soon enough I hope! Prices are ridiculous!
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Photography Post Vol. 2
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