Ten Shots with the Mamiya RB67
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2023
- I took my Mamiya RB67 and a few lenses to Yosemite National Park and shot some Ilford HP5+ around the valley. Ansel Adams would shoot around the park often and for many of his photos, the aperture was f/64! I cranked mine up as high as I could go (f/32 - f/45) and tried to have the same spirit of shooting!
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I adore this video. This is the kind of quiet attention I love from photography. Just you, your camera, the composition, and the shot.
Thanks Blake! I kinda want to do another one but with 35mm and do 36 exposures and have the video be like, 45mins of nature and shutter.
Dave, FINALLY! So glad you made a video showing the beauty of Yosemite, just taking images. The Brits show off their countryside all the time. Thanks for showing off some of our! This is the type of video that makes me want to get out and capture images! THANK-YOU.
I’ve got another coming soon you will love if you liked this one!
that shutter sound in the serenity. woah. such a beautiful and inspiring video.
I love that shutter so much.
just wonderful and relaxing. Very fine tones on your frames. like them all
Thank you! Appreciate the kind words.
Love the video Dave, how satisfying is that beautiful analogue sound of the Mamiya RB 67 being shot and wound on. I miss mine, a great tribute to the Master Ansel Adams.
Thanks so much! Love that shutter sound. It's the best part of the camera!
Beautiful! I love videos like this....makes me want to grab my camera and get outside!
Awesome!
Beautiful images
Thank you!
Loved this! Such a vibe! and what a beautiful place!
Thanks! Still can’t believe this place is real, no matter how many times I go.
Dave, great video. Thanks for showing the behind the scenes of these locations.
Thank you!
Absolutely wonderful
Thank you!
Great video! Definitely a place I want to visit in the near future.
Thanks!
Love Yosemite. Went there a few years ago have a photo I took of El Capitan printed in my office.
That’s awesome! Yeah it’s def my fav park.
Your metering is absolutely spot on 👌🏼
I’m looking to pick up an RB myself, what lens were you using for these?
Thanks! This was the 90mm Sekor lens, and one shot of El Cap with the 250mm Sekor.
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Love how you did this.
Thanks! It was fun to make this video!
Very nice and I have the RB67. Can you tell us about your tripod and head, I just bought a used Carbon fiber tripod.
I’m using the Peak Design tripod with their baseplate for this video! Thanks for watching 💪🏽
I've heard a lot about diffraction with apertures beyond f/16. Did you see any diffraction-related issues on your photos with those apertures?
The whole thing is a hot mess. I honestly gave up and wrote this lens off once I saw the vignetting.
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Thanks for sharing your RB67 Yosemite images.
Which lenses did you carry and which lenses did you use?
My go-to is the 90mm Sekor C, and for this I also had the 250mm for that shot of El Cap.
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Thanks for the prompt reply. For landscapes, I usually take 50/90/180.
@Narsuitus 90mm is my widest. I inherited this kit, and it was a 90, 127, 180, and 250.
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How did your uncle use the kit? Professionally? Landscapes only?
@Narsuitus professionally, studio. ua-cam.com/video/IhMiSIUCED8/v-deo.htmlsi=5ua3w4HQcQmFWO9W
Don't know Mamiya, but I knew it was film based on the hat.
Lol
I guess "Leica" in the title gives more viewers. But since this is not about Leica, and you wont title the video like "I used Mamiya in this video", I would suggest this title to get viewers: "I didn't use Leica, Fujifilm, Sony, Canon or Nikon in this video". Would be better clickbait anyway and higher search result. Nice camera bag btw.... I would have included the brand in the title 😉
Thanks for the suggestion.
@@davidherring you are very welcome 🤗 And credits for changing your title to something meaningful instead!