Photo samples

[pierre_boucher]

<p><img src="https://www.flickr.com/photos/kidkodak/?details=1" alt="" />Hi to all,<br>

Not long a go, I asked for a price for a Mamiya 645 1000s kit. Thanks to those who replied. A bit later, I went shooting by a river by -27° C. That part of the river was not frozen yet, so it released a lot of fog. The camera worked just fine, no light leak. Few years ago, I shot digital with a Nikon by -23 and the camera stopped working after 15 minutes.<br>

Here's a link to 6 pics from that shooting called "Brume d'hiver" (winter fog). Lens: Mamiya 55/2.8. Film: Rollei PAN 25 developped in Rodinal semi-stand developement.<br>

Happy shooting to all.<br>

Pierre<br>

Montréal, Canada<br>

https://www.flickr.com/photos/kidkodak/?details=1</p>

[ondebanks]

<p>Some of those are really nice - great light and tone. I like Brume d'hiver-008 and Brume d'hiver-011 best.</p>

<p>You should add your best selection to this month's POTM thread.</p>

[hjoseph7]

<p>Very nice pictures ! This is a magical camera when it comes to Black and White film. I purchased my 645 1000s used 5 years ago and it's still going strong. I was thinking about moving up to the 645 Pro, or maybe a Hassy, but so far I don't need to as long as the camera still works. </p>

[mag_miksch]

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<p>"<em>by -27° C</em>"</p>

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<p>Oh man, at this point all people are dead here</p>

[igord]

<p>They are fantastic. 55 on 645 equals 35 on 135?</p>

[ondebanks]

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<p>55 on 645 equals 35 on 135?</p>

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<p>Yes, Igor. There's a somewhat different aspect ratio (4:3 vs 3:2) but ignoring that, the diagonal angle of a 55mm lens on 645 is the same as a 34mm lens on 135...so just a tiny bit wider than a 35mm lens.</p>

[igord]

Thanks, this is why I am going to come back to zoom lenses as they are so good now, I can pick up any focus length I wish.