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I'd like to try Portra 160. Looks really nice.

From inside the AirBnB I stayed at in Mexico City.
Velvia 100, GA645i.

lucky7 wrote in post #18923561
I'd like to try Portra 160. Looks really nice.

From inside the AirBnB I stayed at in Mexico City.
Velvia 100, GA645i.

It's definitely my favorite of the Portra line. Shot at box speed it's a really great muted but natural look, but rated at 100 and exposed for the shadows it gains a lot of saturation and contrast.

AE1P, 35-105mm, TriX, HC110 (B), scanned with new Plustek 8200i.
When orginally scanned with my HPG4050 it looked so blurry I never kept the scan. Now I am happy

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I currently own a Pentax 67, but it needs a lot of work to be usable so I'm considering buying another body and swapping my prism, grip, and lenses over to the new body. That being said, if you could choose between a Pentax 6x7 or RB67, which would you go with and why? I love my Mamiya 645, but I am getting the itch to go with something with a bigger negative.

I've been looking at GW690s on the Bay. The III looks nice, but the II is much cheaper. I may save my pennies for one of those.
I really like the images that come out of my GA645i, however, I keep reminding myself that the 6x9 is DOUBLE the negative.....and that sounds awesome.

I traded my gw690 iii for my Pentax 6x7. The negative was huge compared to my M645 that I'm currently shooting. I don't really miss the camera though. I found myself getting tired of the fixed lens and the somewhat long minimum focusing distance compared to my Pentax 6x7 lenses and my M645 lenses. That being said, if those aren't problems for you, it's an awesome camera. If I were to buy another one, I'd make sure it wasn't my only camera.

Britania757 wrote in post #18926981
I currently own a Pentax 67, but it needs a lot of work to be usable so I'm considering buying another body and swapping my prism, grip, and lenses over to the new body. That being said, if you could choose between a Pentax 6x7 or RB67, which would you go with and why? I love my Mamiya 645, but I am getting the itch to go with something with a bigger negative.

Would you use the RB mostly on a tripod? If so, you should consider jumping up to 4x5. The weight of the RB is comparable to a light 4x5.

Nikon F3 - Zeiss 50mm f1.4 - Portra 400

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Cuypers1807 wrote in post #18927232
Would you use the RB mostly on a tripod? If so, you should consider jumping up to 4x5. The weight of the RB is comparable to a light 4x5.

I would probably shoot it handheld and occasionally on a tripod. I used my friend's rb67 and didn't mind holding it for my type of shooting. I thought about 4x5 and it's definitely in my future plans. The only thing holding me back is I would have to buy new developing equipment since none of my tanks are big enough for 4x5 and I'd need to buy a new scanner capable of scanning 4x5.

Britania757 wrote in post #18927148
I traded my gw690 iii for my Pentax 6x7. The negative was huge compared to my M645 that I'm currently shooting. I don't really miss the camera though. I found myself getting tired of the fixed lens and the somewhat long minimum focusing distance compared to my Pentax 6x7 lenses and my M645 lenses. That being said, if those aren't problems for you, it's an awesome camera. If I were to buy another one, I'd make sure it wasn't my only camera.

I prefer fixed lens cameras, and I like the idea of the massive negatives and actual rangefinder - I've never used a real rangefinder, lol. I'm thinking the RB might bet the way to go though, at least for now. I've also never used a waist level finder, though I did play with an RB67 at a local camera shop once. I should go back there now that I'm thinking about it, they had like 10 of them on the shelf. I guess they 'specialize' in them or something, and they were cheap, relatively speaking. It's been a couple years! I'll try to swing by there this week.

My GA645i is the most perfect travel camera as it has a pop-up flash, auto focus and is completely automated. But I want more control. I want to shoot at night and I still don't own a meter. I just metered the same thing with two different apps, lol. One gave me a 4 second exposure, the other 1/3. I'm afraid to use my phone to meter at night... (Light Meter App and one called Lux).

I'm sure I'll end up with all the cameras I want eventually. It just takes a bit longer as I don't sell anything, haha.

GA645i / HP5.

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AE1P, HP5+, HC110(B), I forgot what lens. New Scanner, Plustek 8200i

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Mamiya M645 w/80mm f2.8. Ilford Delta 400 in Kodak HC-110b.

Those are nice, what stock?

Saint Ignace, Mi. 7/19.
Canon Rebel Ti / EOS 300v.
Canon 85mm f1.8.
Kodak Tmax 400.

Mamiya M645 w/80mm f2.8. Ilford Delta 400 in Kodak HC-110b.