fishing.... ?Quote:
Originally Posted by NicolasArg
great shots !!!:)
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fishing.... ?Quote:
Originally Posted by NicolasArg
great shots !!!:)
It's a pretty neat camera Chris. It's too big for what I do, but I got used to it, so'll probably buy it.
Miguel> yep... It's not just photography, also a great fishing place (rainbow trout).
http://www.davidaimone.com/img/v9/p1065988976-4.jpg
My new Chamonix 045n-2. My first LF camera. Lots to love. I fit everything: camera, 3 lenses, film holders, focusing cloth, meter, etc. in a modest M-Rock Arches bag (except the tripod).
http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs71/i/20...by_Caivman.jpg
my newest addition to the family.
appoligies for the noisy pic. Camera on phone isn't all that hot. :mad:
Stripped, degutted and stained Crown Graphic.
-Arun
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4017/...1e5d13bb_b.jpg
http://www.virtuallygrey.co.uk/files...1005101490.jpg
And the Camera's pretty tasty too.
Great cameras, those Chamonix...maybe someday I will change my Shen Hao HZX 45 IIA for one of those...
Yeah, I am idly toying with the idea of exchanging my Linhof Master Technika for a 45-N2... If there was still walnut available I would be a goner. Teak isn't quite as nice, IMO.
Nana,Quote:
Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias
Why bother? The photos you post here could be done with even less. Your vision and skill, not the camera, are what make them worth viewing. I look forward to more of your photos in the future.
Chris
Thanks, Chris.Quote:
Originally Posted by cdholden
The camera will not improve my photos, you're right. I must study and practice more to achieve that (I've been trying to do that, continuously).
I think I would never buy an Ebony, for example, because it is extremelly expensive but, what I really like in the Chamonix is the lightweight and performances it can deliver, with a very cheap price.