Critique Mamiya 645 AF
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Gotta love Portra, cracking shot.
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That's an excellent shot, Jean-Marie; it must have been quite a difficult one, too, with a big camera like a Mamiya 645, and at an angle that must have made a tripod pretty much impossible. The light has worked really well. Where did the golden glow come from?
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Just shows how good Portra is for skin tones and indoor work at 400 Asa, first of all let me say that it is a wonderful wedding shot of the Bride and I am sure that she is delighted, very natural and beautiful.
I would have liked to have seen the DOF extended to include all of the dress line and her back,which I think would have elevated the bride right out of the background even more,a little picky I know on what is a great set up.
Well done.
I would have liked to have seen the DOF extended to include all of the dress line and her back,which I think would have elevated the bride right out of the background even more,a little picky I know on what is a great set up.
Well done.
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Stunning shot, this is why film still exists :thumb
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I've looked and looked at this...WOW, what a shot. Love everything about it, just bought a box of Portra.
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Thank you all. It was a tricky shot and as one member said the mamiya is not the smallest of cameras.
The glow comes from the room artificial light.
The lab has done a tremendous job I have to say.
Thank you all for looking and commenting.
Jean-Marie
The glow comes from the room artificial light.
The lab has done a tremendous job I have to say.
Thank you all for looking and commenting.
Jean-Marie