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Re: MF Survey


  • From: Ernie Rairdin <ernie@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Subject: Re: MF Survey
  • Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1999 08:48:10 -0500

We sound like a gathering of old Russian scientists talking
about the sputniks.  I use a Sputnik also. I guess on focus,
using
3' per meter as an estimate.  On occassion I will shoot some
645 stuf with the Bronica ETRs.  The only viewer I have is an
Alan Lewis lighted one.  It works great, same as his print
viewers.
Most of my exposures are determined using a Minolta meter.
If I'm photographing people I prefer the Kodak EPP (ASA 100)
but it is just a typical scenic picture I kind of like Fuji
Velvia (ASA 50).
The Fuji appears to have vibrant greens and blues.  Maybe thats
why
the box is that color.

Ernie Rairdin

Brenda Nowlan wrote:

> Greg Erker wrote:
>
> >I'm quite curious as to what cameras the MF 3D crowd use.
>
> I'm new to MF.  I use a Sputnik.  I had some trouble with
> the focusing and with the imput of members from this list, I
> think I got it worked out.  I need to do a little more
> tweeking though.  I also have a pair of Yashica Mat 124Gs.
> They are heavy to carry and I have to carry a tripod when I
> use them so they don't get used as much.  Since I mostly
> like street photography, I am trying to get better at
> focusing the Sputnik and quicker with the winding (ouch).
> When quickness is an issue, I don't go the MF route.
>
> Brenda