That's it, my old stomping grounds. I used to do a lot of hiking into this vast wilderness, 20 years ago. Still go back sometimes, though it's now 4 hours away, instead of 2.
That's it, my old stomping grounds. I used to do a lot of hiking into this vast wilderness, 20 years ago. Still go back sometimes, though it's now 4 hours away, instead of 2.
Garrett
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Thanks Marty,Originally Posted by Jmarmck
Cheers,
Renato
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Another type of shot you'll never get with LF. Feeding my mule this morning, she was ambushed by the dog and started running. 1950s Cook Ivotal cine lens.
Garrett
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Garrett, if I recall correctly, Bonnie and Clyde was shot with similar lens/es.
Les
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More than just a little miraculous light! Quite wonderfulNew zealand D800E
What about the bet that horses in fact did have all four hooves off the ground at some point in a gallop?Another type of shot you'll never get with LF. Feeding my mule this morning, she was ambushed by the dog and started running. 1950s Cook Ivotal cine lens.
Edward Muybridge and Sadie Gardner at a Gallop.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sallie_Gardner_at_a_Gallop
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Marty
That was a great experiment Marty. I was pleased I got this shot, the lens was almost wide open and she was moving in fast. Plus, I had been squatting down to take a picture of a flower and was focused up close. I laugh when all the digital guys moan about "how slow" the AUTOFOCUS is on a Fuji XE-1, when i'm shooting manual focus 60 year old lenses fine!
Garrett
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Nice reaction then!
Me, I have a pair of glasses for distance and one for close. Question is which one do I use with a loupe.
I am swapping glasses so much it is like a bad Charlie Chaplin film. This is part of the reason I do so much digital.
I still prefer LF for the important works. I just am not that good at it yet.
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Marty
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