Post by herron on Nov 12, 2005 13:06:18 GMT -5
Since I acquired it several weeks ago, I've been carrying that "new" Mamiya 35-S rangefinder (c.1959) with me everywhere I go. I originally intended to run just a 12-exposure test roll through it, just to say it had been used...but I find I like carrying it...and I'm delighted by the picture quality I am getting. I've run the original 12, and two 24-exposure rolls through it already...and just loaded it up again!
This was taken just before sunset a few days ago. A storm was rolling in from the west and I originally planned to take advantage of the forming clouds to do another "sunset" picture, when this scene caught my eye. Camera was, as I said, my Mamiya 35-S rangefinder. Kodak 200 film, exposure (if I remember correctly) was 1/125 @ f/5.6 (although it could have been f/8...I wasn't writing it down)
This was taken just before sunset a few days ago. A storm was rolling in from the west and I originally planned to take advantage of the forming clouds to do another "sunset" picture, when this scene caught my eye. Camera was, as I said, my Mamiya 35-S rangefinder. Kodak 200 film, exposure (if I remember correctly) was 1/125 @ f/5.6 (although it could have been f/8...I wasn't writing it down)
..you showing us how fine those Mamiya cameras are......and the end results will be that all Mamiya prices go up.... ;D
