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fupduckphoto.wordpress.com
Why on earth would I put a large and heavy lens from a medium format camera onto an SLR, to get the equivalent of a standard lens but with a small aperture? Because I can tilt. Tilt and shift lenses are the smaller format solution to the clever things that large format bellows-type cameras can... |
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blog.kasson.com
The Hasselblad XCD 135/2.8 is one of the first batch of lenses for the Hasselblad X1D and X2D (X mount) cameras. It is usually sold bundled with a matched 1.7x teleconverter (TC) and a tripod collar that attaches to the TC. Except for the focusing ring, the lens is completely devoid of controls - everything |
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aows.co
I recently uploaded this video where I talk about what is in my camera bag, but I also wanted to post something on the blog for those who prefer the written form. |
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shuttermoon.blog
https://flic.kr/p/2p1cY6a The famous London Eye shot on 35mm film on a bright sunny day. Bonus: Airplane flying by While shooting on a digital camera, a lot of computation and handling is done by the device itself. Although, I would read about the basics but when the camera is handling so much work, you tend to... |
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