Yuor
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problem with "handle them first" is that they all are sold on eBay and its hard to see them in person before buying
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well, lighter IS better. Additional backs are nice. Changing lens is great I have 1k for a minimal setup now but will be able to invest more later on... I am going to Scotland in August and really want to prepare for the trip in terms of the camera. I am new to medium format so I am not even sure - would bronica or Hasselblad provide better/sharper photos then my current mamiya? (sorry for the stupidity, but I don't want to pretend I know something I don't :) ) I mean, I understand that grain mostly depends on the film used, right? Then lens provides sharpness and all the beauty :))) But what is the difference between camera bodies? Camera can be slower/faster in term of the usage, have better focusing screen, have autofocus or not etc.... be 6x6 645 6x7 etc But do different medium format camera bodies provide different quality photos?
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Thank you for your replies I currently have mamiya c220 and I just want... something different :)) I also tried holga which was surprisingly nice... I mostly photograph people I used to do photography as a business (with digital, had markIII) but I closed my business and now only do it as a hobby... fell in love with film and medium format. I am planning on developing the film myself at some point, but for now I enjoy process of shooting :)
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Hello all, I have around 1K to spend on a new camera system. I currently have mamiya c220.... I was thinking about getting Hasselblad 500 cm with 80mm....Is it a good choice? thank you
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medium format holga -
mamiya c220
