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The sound mixing in your videos is world class documentary level. Half of the draw for me is the audio. Never came across such a tasteful score selection and masterful mix with Audio and monologue. It's inspiring!
I have 2 mamiya 23s of different vintage, they are my favorite cameras. Demanding to use, like 4x5s, but when it all comes together they produce amazing results and have maximal format flexibility (from 6x4.5 to 6x9). I even use them for macro photography (using a focusing screen). For your kind of photography the Fuji will probably work better, it is a fine camera. Enjoy, and I'm glad your universal got re-homed. Sorry you had so much problem with the lens! I enjoyed your video and share with you the dismay about how people leave their trash everywhere, spoiling natural beauty and harming animals (that includes people, too!). By the way, I would recommend you stay well away from that area after the crop is sprayed with herbicide/insecticide...
Thanks for the information my friend! I am glad you have had a better experience than I did. As for the Oxbow, they are all natural due to the migratory birds that flock here. The farmers here use only natural pesticides.. but if I'm honest, I don't even know what natural pesticides means lol
Thanks for the really good videos. I recently bought a Yashica Mat (basic model?). Do you use a light meter or do you judge your settings on experience? I am a bit unsure what f-stop and shutter speed to use. I have been carrying an additional camera with me to use the internal light meter, but that's a bit of a nuisance.
The Mamiya Super, Press, Universal are pretty reliable manual. What went wrong with it? What was the metering & settings differences? Meter & method of choice? Or was is lagging shutter or sticking diaphragm?
This was sweet Robbie, and not at all boring. As others have commented, your audio editing really works nicely - best accompaniment to my tinnitus I’ve had for a while, so thanks! It sucks that folk are attracted to something pristine, come to enjoy that and then leave their entitlement behind, ruining it for everyone who follows. Almost an analogy to be found with folk polluting the market with badly described lenses… hope the new owner has a realistic plan for getting the lens CLA’d/repaired. Understandable you’ve had enough hassle with it.
Hello, Robbie. Nice video, friend. When Mother Nature gets angry you better be careful because strange things can happen. And as far as the footprint of people in nature is concerned, I completely agree. From this, you can see who the real animals in nature are. And places like this are never boring, my friend. I really enjoyed watching it again. Kind regards from the Netherlands, Antoine.
I’d recommend using extension tubes with the lens if you need a close focus. It’s a good way to get close focus and macros shots out of a lens you love, but has a horrendous minimum focus.
I live in the north west of England. A very wet region at the best of times, yet we have had nothing but constant rain, wind or storms for the last six months if not longer. The temperature is about 8C ( ~14 F ) below what it should be for a normal April and has been for the last 10 weeks or so. The grounds are saturated, trees are loosing heir fight with strong winds as the roots have nothing to grab on to but mud, and I think we are practically six weeks behind where we should be weatherwise. I doubt if the meterologists have any idea of what is going on, but to put their heads out of the window and then see if its raining, or more rain is on its way. As the rush for building more housing is gaining momentum, the ground that was absorbing the excess rain is being built on and asphalted and this means that rain water has nowhere to go but form a flood. The drains and the infrastructure is not coping at all due to lack of investment by the privatised water companies and profit taking for the shareholders. I drive 22 miles up a motorway to go to work, usually at 6 am. Each time it has rained the motorway surface resembles a swimming pool with dangerously deep water in the troughs that have formed as the drains are blocked up and not being cleaned, the excuse is lack of budget. Imagine hitting that puddle of water at 70 miles per hour. Accidents, after accidents are causing motorway jams everyday with chaos and misery at the rush hour as the result. Yet we ( our government ) has seen fit to spend more money on armament and military aid to this country at war and that country at war. They also just announced that 72000 civil servants will loose their jobs so they that they could spend another £75 Billion ( roughly $90 Billion )on the Army, Navy and Air Force. England is a pretty small country, so 72000 job losses are highly significant. Bleak is not the word, my friend. Great photography, photography with a conscience, I might add. Thank you.
Apropro means 'relevant to', which is not quite the same as 'Appropriate'. I had to look it up though, it's not a word I use often! Great video as always, Robbie! Sad news about the Universal.
The weather extremes are a result of climate change caused by us humans : / think u knew that, but just a lil reminder to everyone, to try their best ❤
It is unusual the shutter would run fast. Judging from your description it must only be firing at the fastest speed. There are various places that will service a shutter. It seems a shame not to put some effort into rectifying the issue. :-(
