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mountain climbing

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the aftermath of forrest fires by my parents house
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Loving polaroid. It's teaching me how to judge composition and light. Before I was just taking wank pictures on a DSLR, and about 5-10% were any good.

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Black and Gold - When did all this shit get old? by gusman2x, on Flickr

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Are you OK, did they take anything? Who cares, it was all junk anyway... by gusman2x, on Flickr

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Agreed. This is a lovely shot
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DICHOTOMY wrote:Image
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Really like this!
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gusman2x wrote: Monchromatic Massacare by gusman2x, on Flickr
Nice!
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In my quest for a medium format camera I'm now thinking of getting a Yashica Mat instead of the Bronica.

Came across this photostream on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/robbbbbb/
The first couple of pages are photos taken with a Yashica Mat. LOVE THEM ALL.

Also seen some of yours Hurb which are brilliant, that Jag photos especially. The quality out of the Yashica looks amazing.

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DanHeron wrote:In my quest for a medium format camera I'm now thinking of getting a Yashica Mat instead of the Bronica.

Came across this photostream on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/robbbbbb/
The first couple of pages are photos taken with a Yashica Mat. LOVE THEM ALL.

Also seen some of yours Hurb which are brilliant, that Jag photos especially. The quality out of the Yashica looks amazing.

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I love twin lens reflex cameras the yashica is a fun camera.

The jag pictures were the bronica though.
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Oh. haha.
I got confused.

Whatever though, your Yashica photos are great too.
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the yashica might be a safer bet as it is complete, where as with a slr there at bits and bobs you can add to it which can get a bit obsessive(maybe thats just me?
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Also forgot to add if you have any questions about the yashica just ask.
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Went to see Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros tonight. At Manchester Cathedral! Such an amazing venue, and they weren't half bad either. Brilliant gig.

Got a few shots whilst waiting for it to start. Not many of the gig, I didn't have the best view. Cathedrals are great but there lots of pillars in the way.

It was really dark inside, and very smoky. I was shooting at ISO3200, F2.0, and 1/60 or 1/30 shutter speed.
They still came out a bit underexposed but usable with a bit of photoshop work.

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DICHOTOMY wrote:Image

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This and the "Friend"
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That's brilliant low noise for such a high iso! great pictures Dan!
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Some pinholes but with the diana lens attached

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These two are soooo cute! :P

Lovely.
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Hurb wrote:
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That's brilliant low noise for such a high iso! great pictures Dan!
Yeah the Fuji has amazing high iso performance. One of the best things about it. :)

I love those pinholes.. really need to try that soon!! Got so many ideas at the moment lol
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Micro 4/3rds cameras are hugely popular and now Canon have released their first mirrorless system camera. This ugly thing:

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It's not actually a micro 4/3rds. It has a bigger APS-C sized sensor, like in a mid-range DSLR. But that doesn't stop it looking shit.
Especially when you compare it to this mockup/rumour image that floated around:
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I will stick with my fixed lens Fuji X100 for digital.
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My first foray into night time photography, a one second exposure of a fountain:

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Tom Parker Fountain by P Rodgers, on Flickr

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Main Street, Napier by P Rodgers, on Flickr

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Tern at Ahuriri by P Rodgers, on Flickr

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West Quay, Ahuriri by P Rodgers, on Flickr

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Boats and Ahuriri by P Rodgers, on Flickr
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Hurb wrote:Some pinholes but with the diana lens attached
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reflect upon what they say by Jorden Sayer, on Flickr

Grabbed this one from your photostream because I really like it. There's loads for the eye to do and stuff to work out without it ever not looking lovely
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