Absolutely stunning.
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there is nothing cooler, than getting up early and enjoy a peaceful morning while taking such a shot
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analog Shots in the Alps two weeks ago
Camera Hasselblad 503cw midformat 6x6
Film: Velvia 50
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Gorgeous. 
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Yeah, those are awesome shots! Iâm still learning⌠I am really enjoying this hobby! So much to learn and lots of nuance to keep me engaged!
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oh thank you!
like we all do enjoy getting out and do something new
we did test some ânewâ light meters (from the 70s) at this shoot and it was a steep learning curve
the big scans rock from what I saw and the prints from a velvia 50 are so rich on the paper- love it
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Go team FILM!
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You mean these moving pictures?
Or
do you say by that you embrace analog photography?
again sorry for my bad english
Think it is the second
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My guess is analog photography. But, celluloid is celluloid.
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Analog Photography. I used to do that a lot. Itâs like vinyl records. There is a ritual. I was pretty good at the black and white ritual. I was just a beginner at the color ritual.
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ritual / routine you name it.
Yes colour is a different best.
My best buddy is colour blind and prefers black/white
I am more into colours
He is the one who prefers to shoot wide and standard glass.
I am more the tele and standard guy.
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New toy day at my buddys place!
His third Hasselblad came yesterday
The glass is the 50-110 f 3.5-4.5
it was 6200 new - he got it for under 1k
A 100 f 2.2 is on itâs way- also for the H-System
He has the whole V-System in like new condition
Canât wait to test it
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this is a monster
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People who only know digital snap away like crazy. Just knowing your resources are limited and have a cost slows you down, makes you more deliberate, and improves your vision.
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absolutely!
and self limiting is the key to me
I often had and have many cameras and lots of glas on me or with me
this is ok to document a happening - does not help with âmaking or producingâ a shot
the 18 steps with a large format 4x5 Toyo before and after you release the shutterâŚ
but even with a 35mm half-automatic âmodernâ Nikon F5 or Canon 30v - the cost of chemistry and paper, nice films the scanning process⌠you won´t fire at all you see
I still have a look at the back after some shots - to realise again and again, that I have to wait a few hours or days⌠taking notes instead of exif data âŚ
and the F5 shutter sound - glorious! 
the mechanics a viewfinder snaps in perfectly - maybe similar to a refined automatic machine gun hahaaa
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Well picked up a new toyâŚthey didnât have the fly more package available so I said screw it and got the standard one (mostly because I want it for my upcoming trip and donât want to wait for the bundle)âŚ
Flying it in the guest room/my new space for my audio/gaming/editing stuff 
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- Congrats.
- Discipline, discipline, discipline.
- Situational awareness.
- Trees!
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It is very easy to fly! And it is tiny! Iâm very impressed so farâŚgranted Iâve only flown it aroundthe guest room around/above/below the posts and beams. Flying it up to action figures etc!
Very fun! Only issue that isnât really an issue is it doesnât shoot RAW, but that can be added later if they decide it is worth it.
Once I get back from vacation, Iâll pick up some accessories for it.
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Haha nice.
donât expect the first takes to be highest production value
Have fun with it
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I got a kick out of this! I lolâd a couple times!
Now to be clear, I have a Sony A7iii and love it! But this dude is entertaining AF! Lol
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