..or waiting to sell them to new 645D owners - at a better price :-)
jens
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On Oct 11, 2010 02:22 "Mark Roberts" wrote:
> I'm just getting around to listing my last two Pentax 645 lenses on
> eBay. I thought I'd look around to see what 64
I agree. Also we should remember that pros bought Canon 1Ds at almost the same
price ($7,995 in 2002) with 11MP and approximately the same ISO range.
And compared to other MF dslrs it is cheap.
DagT
>Well. 10.000$ is a lot of money.
>But a Taxi driver in Denmark will gladly invest 100.000$
Well. 10.000$ is a lot of money.
But a Taxi driver in Denmark will gladly invest 100.000$ getting a Mercedes,
which is the most common cap arround here. Clearly a photographer would buy a
10.000$ camera, if he/she wanted to make a livning, doing high resolution
photographs (portraits for commerc
On Oct 13, 2010, at 10:15 , P. J. Alling wrote:
Which begs the question, exactly how many assistants did it take to
change the damn film
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Best use of english words I've seen tonight. Simple addition. Kudoes,
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Which begs the question, exactly how many assistants did it take to
change the damn film
Depends on how many bodies were in use.
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On 10/13/2010 12:34 PM, Miserere wrote:
On 11 October 2010 08:41, P N Stenquist wrote:
...the Pentax 6x7 was very popular with NY fashion photogs. Their assistants,
who had to load the beasts, didn't like them, but they were present in large
numbers.
Which begs the question, exactly how many
On 11 October 2010 08:41, P N Stenquist wrote:
>
> ...the Pentax 6x7 was very popular with NY fashion photogs. Their assistants,
> who had to load the beasts, didn't like them, but they were present in large
> numbers.
Which begs the question, exactly how many assistants did it take to
change the
I guess the 645 is a good field camera format, esp. for weddings.
I stand corrected.
But 40MP for weddings? Hmmm.
For birding -- lots of data for blowing it up.
For landscapes -- lots of horizon detail.
Ya, might work. :-)
Still, couple it with some 4x5 lenses ...
Sincerely,
Collin Brendemuehl
The old 645 and 645N were always well regarded field cameras for
nature photography. IIRC, one of the first reviews of the 645D was a
nature photography website. As I remember, it was a fine example of
technical prose with a subtext of drooling.
On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 8:41 AM, P N Stenquist wr
On Oct 11, 2010, at 7:46 AM, Thibouille wrote:
Colin, the 645D *is* coming to the US.
Moreover this camera *is* a field camera: it is WRed for a reason and
it dies not tale digital back which is the kind of requesite seen in
studios.
I think it will get plenty of use in studios as well. The r
$10K is very price competitive with the Canon 1DsmIII and Nikon D3x
and an absolute steal in the MFDB world (where $10K normally gets you
a 22MP back, camera extra and 39MP goes for $25k).Considering that
both the 1Ds and D3x have monthly sales numbers which double the
entire MFDB market's annual s
Colin, the 645D *is* coming to the US.
Moreover this camera *is* a field camera: it is WRed for a reason and
it dies not tale digital back which is the kind of requesite seen in
studios.
2010/10/11, Collin Brendemuehl :
> I would anticipate a rise in prices.
> Think about the target audience for t
I would anticipate a rise in prices.
Think about the target audience for this camera -- the studio.
It is not likely to be a field camera.
This will compete against the high-$$ backs for the 'blads,
the high-end Canon DSLR, and the 4x5 scanning backs.
Just mount this to an adapter on a 4x5 and
us
On 10/11/2010 2:22 AM, Mark Roberts wrote:
I'm just getting around to listing my last two Pentax 645 lenses on
eBay. I thought I'd look around to see what 645 lenses are going for
these days and there seems to be almost none listed. Quite different
from how things earlier this year when I last lo
Maybe they are hoping that the value of 645 lenses will go up? I
would imagine the pros will buy what they need and the affluent
enthusiasts will buy what they want.
On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 8:22 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
> I'm just getting around to listing my last two Pentax 645 lenses on
> eBay
I'm just getting around to listing my last two Pentax 645 lenses on
eBay. I thought I'd look around to see what 645 lenses are going for
these days and there seems to be almost none listed. Quite different
from how things earlier this year when I last looked. I can't believe
that a lot of people ar
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