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SensorDust · 10-09-2006

1. I am still using mine... coincidence, Mamiya RB67 Pro SD with 127mm and 150mm lenses.

2. Fond moment was watching the size of that negative for the first time. Being able to see detail without a magnifier. I do my own B+W film developing and printing.

3. I prefer B+W about 90% of the time. Use Kodak T-Max 100 for B+W and Fuji Provia 100F for chromes.

4. I own a powered drive 6X7 film magazine for the chance that I need a second film back. And I have one of those dual cable releases to activate mirror lock up before pressing the shutter. Looking for a nice Mamiya case to carry the kit.

Next lens purchase should be a 60mm for landscapes. And really need a 645 back when I can do with the smaller negative. 10 frames per 120 roll is too much work.

10-09-2006	#2 (permalink)
SensorDust Vicuna Location: Brentwood, MD Posts: 209 CamelKarma: 15 Gallery \| Blog	Re: Medium Format day Dreaming 1. I am still using mine... coincidence, Mamiya RB67 Pro SD with 127mm and 150mm lenses. 2. Fond moment was watching the size of that negative for the first time. Being able to see detail without a magnifier. I do my own B+W film developing and printing. 3. I prefer B+W about 90% of the time. Use Kodak T-Max 100 for B+W and Fuji Provia 100F for chromes. 4. I own a powered drive 6X7 film magazine for the chance that I need a second film back. And I have one of those dual cable releases to activate mirror lock up before pressing the shutter. Looking for a nice Mamiya case to carry the kit. Next lens purchase should be a 60mm for landscapes. And really need a 645 back when I can do with the smaller negative. 10 frames per 120 roll is too much work.