cloe_daneshgar

Thanks for the responses. I think I'll just chill on the medium format for now. I don't want to make a rushed decision. I have used medium formats before though so I'm not completely clue-less and jumping into a new format. Anyways, I think I might get a new lens for the Canon 7D. Which lens is light and cool for basic street photography? I have the 16-35, pretty wide and big. I might go for 50mm, keep it simple.

<p>Well I got a Canon 7D and recently purchased a Nikon FM2, but I really like the aesthetic of medium format..the larger negative and detail. I photograph people mostly but I'll be seeing some pretty sick views too. I don't have a lot of experience with rangefinders, but I'm willing to struggle with it and learn. I want whichever is most portable, easy, best quality. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.</p>

 

<p>I am looking to purchase a medium format camera tonight, but I've been so indecisive and confused on which one to buy. I'm going to be traveling through South America for five months so I would like something fairly portable and not too bulky. I'd like it to have a built in light meter. I like the 6X6 format, but its not a priority. It'd also be a plus if it has decent depth of field and works in low light (but these are also not priorities).<br>

I am an amateur photographer and trying to learn more so I'd prefer a camera that is easy to use as a start...but something I can keep for a lifetime since I'll be spending a lot on it! I'm not sure of all the features on these cameras so please, if you can, advise me! These are the ones I've been looking into:<br>

Plaubel Makina <br>

Fuji 670<br>

FujiGS645<br>

Mamiya 6 or 7<br>

Bronica RF<br>

Bessa Voigtlander iii <br>

Please let me know which camera renders the best quality photos and fits my description above. sorry if my post is a little repetitive. I'm getting too tired of reading so many threads and I'm very short on time! </p>

<p>Best,</p>

<p>Cloe </p>