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31 Aug, 2021
Diving into Medium Format, Digital
0 of 1 found this helpful I’ve pretty much resisted the drive into digital for decades now. My 500 cm with 50mm lens is the camera of the gods. Along with Agfa 100 developed in Rodinol, I felt like everything was right in my photographic world.
As time passed, I turned more and more to digital scans of my film, enjoying the medium format look in the now digital world. Over time I added multiple backs and switched film types out during my shoots.
The process has become cumbersome, however, as my lab time became more and more limited with my day job. Time, it seems, is the biggest factor in using medium format film.
I decided to make a move to the Nikon D700; I enjoyed the camera but did not appreciate the images; cold, bland, even on the vivid setting. I missed that “look” of medium format.
With the release of the Hasselblad X1D ii, I looked again at digital. I watched and waited for prices to drop (inevitable in the digital world), and sure enough they did. I bought an open box X1D ii after reading as many reviews as I could get my hands on,
The device is as perfect a camera as I can imagine. Simple and clear menu system, easy to pick up and shoot, slow but accurate focus, buttery color and images that remind me of 120mm film. The camera is a joy to use and make the transition from film easy. Workflow is wonderfully intuitive and the camera itself, easy to use.
Building a collection of lenses will take years, and I’m enjoying the opportunity to explore photography again for the first time. I’m lucky to be able to own one of these cameras and I won’t let that chance go to waist.
22 Dec, 2021
Exactly What I Ordered
This part works better than the original. It’s well-designed and fits exactly as described.
28 May, 2018
Velvia: Film of the Gods
Want great color images? Use Fuji film. Velvia is a beautiful film. Images pop off the paper (or scanned image).