[Tom Marvel]

a little enchanted B&W intensity

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[Jonathan Mac]

Yashica Mat 124G and Fuji 160NS. Cropped due to negative damage from something inside the camera which scratched most of the roll.


Yashica Mat 124G Fuji 160NS Galicia 012a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[KiddiKristjans]

The famous green goo from a few weeks ago. Shot with 645Z + FA35/3.5 @ f/3.5 and ISO 3200.




I'm dying for some good wide open pics from the FA 400/5.6 - I'm not sure whether to get that lens for my 645Z or just go for a more modern 400mm on my Sony body - somebody please convince me the Pentax 645 long tele is the way to go

[TDvN57]

The famous green goo from a few weeks ago. Shot with 645Z + FA35/3.5 @ f/3.5 and ISO 3200.




I'm dying for some good wide open pics from the FA 400/5.6 - I'm not sure whether to get that lens for my 645Z or just go for a more modern 400mm on my Sony body - somebody please convince me the Pentax 645 long tele is the way to go

I've used the 400mm on the z a lot in wildlife photography, is a fantastic lens. My other goto long lens is the 150-300 zoom. I use both lenses mostly without a tripod, just free hold, point at the action and shoot. On a tripod the sharpness increases substantially.

Just got the A* 600mm, and are very impressed with initial testing. Although a tripod on this one is a must for me, it is simply to heavy to hand hold. However the jury is still out on the 600mm.

[KiddiKristjans]

I've used the 400mm on the z a lot in wildlife photography, is a fantastic lens. My other goto long lens is the 150-300 zoom. I use both lenses mostly without a tripod, just free hold, point at the action and shoot. On a tripod the sharpness increases substantially.

Just got the A* 600mm, and are very impressed with initial testing. Although a tripod on this one is a must for me, it is simply to heavy to hand hold. However the jury is still out on the 600mm.

Good to hear! Looking very forward to seeing some examples from the A* 600/5.6 There are relatively few examples available on-line shot with these lenses on the digital bodies.

[Thomas]

I've used the 400mm on the z a lot in wildlife photography, is a fantastic lens. My other goto long lens is the 150-300 zoom. I use both lenses mostly without a tripod, just free hold, point at the action and shoot. On a tripod the sharpness increases substantially.

Just got the A* 600mm, and are very impressed with initial testing. Although a tripod on this one is a must for me, it is simply to heavy to hand hold. However the jury is still out on the 600mm.

My thoughts exactly about the 400 and 150-300mm zoom, both sharp, light and easy to handhold. The 600 is a great lens, but so susceptible to vibration that its use requires considerable care; it's also so heavy that I find myself using it only when the 400 simply is not long enough.

Good to hear! Looking very forward to seeing some examples from the A* 600/5.6 There are relatively few examples available on-line shot with these lenses on the digital bodies.

Here are a few using the 600mm:

[dsmithhfx]

Here are a few using the 600mm

First landscape looks very familiar... Burlington ON?

[Thomas]

Although I live close to Burlington, no; it's the Wabash river near Huntington, IN

[dsmithhfx]

Although I live close to Burlington, no; it's the Wabash river near Huntington, IN

Although it's been quite a few years since we were there, it reminded me of the Hendrie Valley.

[marcusyoung]

A120 macro . Reposting the original files for better details.

marcus

[Sandy Hancock]

More with the A120 macro. These little files do no justice to the full size jpegs.

[Jonathan Mac]

Yashica Mat 124G and Rollei RPX 100


124G RPX 100 Galicia 002a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


124G RPX 100 Galicia 001a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[itshimitis]

Another couple from the other evening

[mikeSF]

Wow, the last 10 posts here are just gorgeous!! nice work all.

[Tom Marvel]

Cool, calm & collected