[aurele]

645D & 80-160

Very simple. But perfect.

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Who said, you can't photograph sport with a MF ? Even worse an old film MF


Pentax 6x7, 105/2.4 @2.4, 1/60, Ilford Delta 400 @3200 iso.

[marcusyoung]

A120 macro lens with extension tubes.


marcus

[bobbotron]

Very simple. But perfect.

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Who said, you can't photograph sport with a MF ? Even worse an old film MF


Pentax 6x7, 105/2.4 @2.4, 1/60, Ilford Delta 400 @3200 iso.

Nice! I've always wanted to shoot some film at a climbing gym. Dusty, dim places, hard on cameras.

[ffking]

Karoo moonrise - always been fond of this picture as it's one I planned in my head 6,000 miles away then, with the first full moon, I got it

Pentax 67, 55mm lens, Velvia 50, Lee soft grad ND filter

[susanb]

A few from my side.

Beautiful!

What lens did you use?

[aurele]

Nice! I've always wanted to shoot some film at a climbing gym. Dusty, dim places, hard on cameras.

Be ready for Iso 3200 then

I shoot quite often competitions, in gym. And that's not that terrible for the camera, as long as you avoid changing lenses often.
I love the 105 on the 67, so I use only this lens. I never change it.

For the DSLR, the main thing is to have something wide enought to capture something in small area, but the lens have to be fast enought to avoid the horrible f5,6, 1/60 and Iso 3200.
Or to have enought space to use any normal or telephoto.

You can do some casual shooting. Simply avoid the moment when the gym is crowded. Otherwise you'll end up with many disturbing elements in the picture.

[hossegor]

the first roll with my new 67

Pentax 67 // 105 2.4 // Portra 160

[Fcsnt54]

taken today at Yosemite with the 55mm lens

[672]

645D, P67 400mm EDIF, 1.4xt.

[dadipentak]

Crescent Meadow

Bravo!

[ivanvernon]

645D, P67 400mm EDIF, 1.4xt.

Marvellous!

[Cereal Killer]

Nick Brandt's pictures shot on a P67 are astounding. This you must see the power of the camera beast.

Nick Brandt Captures Africa's Lost Animal Habitats | American Photo

[ffking]

Nick Brandt's pictures shot on a P67 are astounding. This you must see the power of the camera beast.

Nick Brandt Captures Africa's Lost Animal Habitats | American Photo

very clever idea beautifully executed

[bobbotron]

For sure, I've guessed they're around EI... 4? Definitely 3200 territory.

Tbh, I don't think I want to put the effort into getting nice stills of people climbing. I've always wanted to take a fisheye and point it straight up in our gym - the main rooms have these huge vaulted ceilings, I was thinking it would be really neat to document it with a slow speed film... I would love to take some fisheye photos from the top of a rope, but the gym owners would rightfully have a fit.

Be ready for Iso 3200 then

I shoot quite often competitions, in gym. And that's not that terrible for the camera, as long as you avoid changing lenses often.
I love the 105 on the 67, so I use only this lens. I never change it.

For the DSLR, the main thing is to have something wide enought to capture something in small area, but the lens have to be fast enought to avoid the horrible f5,6, 1/60 and Iso 3200.
Or to have enought space to use any normal or telephoto.

You can do some casual shooting. Simply avoid the moment when the gym is crowded. Otherwise you'll end up with many disturbing elements in the picture.

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Taken last summer with Ektar.

[Zygonyx]

645D, P67 400mm EDIF, 1.4xt.

Nice shot !
Why didn't you use your M*800mm ?