sandro1

I use a GSW with 65mm, and not only for landscapes. The image quality is excellent, but that's not the only reason I use it. I take the GSW when I want a 3:2 frame on 120 film instead of 35mm film. And I pay the price in term of size. The GSW is really bulky. Going around with the Mamiya and two lenses is not like going around with two cameras, both quite big, in my opinion.

<p>I use Exif Editor, with many different setups for camera and lenses.<br> But I also discovered a powerful iPhone/Mac application to both register photo data, and embed the data into the files later.<br> The name is PhotoExif on Apple AppStore, and after purchase you can download the Mac version for your desktop. It basically works like this: when you take a picture you register the data on the mobile app. When you have all the files (from the scanner in my case), you connect the iPhone with the desktop Mac via wifi, open the destop application (PhotoExifDesktop) and transfer all the data inside the metadata file: camera, lens, film, time, aperture, notes, GPS (!), date and time.<br> There is also a plugin for Lightroom able to change some metadata, it's called LensTagger, but in my opinion it has a narrower scope.</p>