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Chamonix 45 N2, Schneider Super Symmas 80mm XL, Fuji Acros, Itaguaré beach, Brazil, last week.

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Originally Posted by Harley Goldman

I am especially liking the last two. Real nice!!! Fine glow and sense of depth.

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Originally Posted by SergeiR

Nicolas - great stuff. Love first two :)

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Originally Posted by Barry Kirsten

Nicolas, appreciation from me too.

Barry.

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Originally Posted by Roman Putintsev

second is very good! Thank you.

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Originally Posted by Nguss

Those are stunning, the the first is the stand out for me.

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Thanks a lot Gentlemen, I really appreciate your kind words.

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Originally Posted by Robert Ellis

Nikolay,

Very nice shots. What lens did you take those with?

Robert

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Thank you Robert, I used a vintage (marked Linhof) Schneider SA 75mm f8 for all of them at f22.

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Originally Posted by Matt Long

North Window and Boulders, Arches Natl. Park

Wista 45SP, 300mm Nikkor M, Velvia

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Very nice capture Matt, luminous by definition

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

Chamonix 45 N2, Schneider Super Symmas 80mm XL, Fuji Acros, Itaguaré beach, Brazil, last week.

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Classic Nana style, like it a lot, great tonality,
How are you getting along with the Chamonix?

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Originally Posted by NicolasArg

Classic Nana style, like it a lot, great tonality,
How are you getting along with the Chamonix?

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Thank you, Nicolas.

I love that little, lightweight, impressivelly well finished camera, but, it has a BIG problem for me!!!!!

It's not mine!!!!! I've been teaching 3 workshops in Brazil, this camera was borrowed from a brazilian friend of mine. I was very close to forget returning the camera as well as that amazing little Super Symmar 80 XL.

I printed (in fiberbase gelatine silver photographic paper Adox Vario Classic) this negative in 11x14", it's impressive, the tonalities, sharpness (Fuji Acros is amazing) etc. Now, I'm gonna print it in 14x20".

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

Thank you, Nicolas.

I love that little, lightweight, impressivelly well finished camera, but, it has a BIG problem for me!!!!!

It's not mine!!!!! I've been teaching 3 workshops in Brazil, this camera was borrowed from a brazilian friend of mine. I was very close to forget returning the camera as well as that amazing little Super Symmar 80 XL.

I printed (in fiberbase gelatine silver photographic paper Adox Vario Classic) this negative in 11x14", it's impressive, the tonalities, sharpness (Fuji Acros is amazing) etc. Now, I'm gonna print it in 14x20".

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I've been looking at this camera for ultralight hiking but don't like the front tilt being controlled by the same knob that controls the rise/fall. Is it precise?

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Originally Posted by Peter Yeti

You certainly know what you're doing with the camera, though. I really like this shot and the development looks just right to me. By the way, where is this? It doesn't look like the Netherlands and not like UK either. Am I just plain ignorant?

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Hi Peter its actually Fuerteventura in the canaries. The place is littered with windmills as its always blowing a gale there! I visited in february but I'm still working my way through the pile of undeveloped shots. Not enough hours in the day.

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Originally Posted by NicolasArg

I've been looking at this camera for ultralight hiking but don't like the front tilt being controlled by the same knob that controls the rise/fall. Is it precise?

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Very precise but, I didn't tryed it with heavy lenses.

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

Very precise but, I didn't tryed it with heavy lenses.

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I see, thanks for the info!

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Originally Posted by Nana Sousa Dias

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Chamonix 45 N2, Schneider Super Symmas 80mm XL, Fuji Acros, Itaguaré beach, Brazil, last week.

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Nice one Nana. As I have said before, you have a distinctive style!