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Hasselblad 903SWC, Fuji Pro 800Z film.
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I find it amazing that you can achieve such beautiful and inspiring composition, without even looking through a viewfinder .
I love it

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This Is Freedom ?
thanks! I actually do use a viewfinder, but it's an external scope that clips on to the top of the camera (it comes with the camera). It allows for relatively accurate framing, thankfully :) The bottom third of the viewfinder is blocked by the lens, so to take a picture one must look down first and then pan up and remember the part of the scene that is blocked by the lens.

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Taste is the enemy of art.
haha it sounds like a leica rangefinder a bit :P

guess focus ?

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This Is Freedom ?
haha yup, very similar when using the wide angle on a leica :)

yup, guess focus, but the depth of field is massive, so being a bit off is difficult or impossible to notice (at F22 where I like to shoot it, 0.6M to Infinity is in acceptable focus).

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Taste is the enemy of art.
explains why you like pro 800 so much :)

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This Is Freedom ?
hahaha yup! Though I actually started using it for its color when I used to use my 501CM and 80mm.

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Taste is the enemy of art.
i like the pro 400 and 160, i am yet to try the 800, but the colors are so real looking

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This Is Freedom ?
yeah, I like the look of most Fuji and Kodak films. The colors are always nicely saturated. Kodak's VC films are very nice too, but more grainy. I've been using more and more of the Pro 160C lately.

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Taste is the enemy of art.
Amazing! There's something really interesting about the shadows and light on the fence. The whole shot feels perfectly planned, yet spontaneous. Masterful.

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[Christian]

Action always generates inspiration. Inspiration seldom generates action.
- Frank Tibolt

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