first roll with Fotoman 617

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  david b

• Apr 30, 2008

looks great Jose

 

• Logan Group

• Apr 30, 2008

Wonderful. Is the light falloff on the sides a result of the lighting, the lens or both? Not that it bothers me, just curious.

 

• Colin Graham

• Apr 30, 2008

Great selfportrait, you fairly glow. I really like the reflection of the trees in the glass though the mirror and in the glass and....I think I hurt myself.

 

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  Jose A Martinez

• Apr 30, 2008

Logan, the fallof on the sides is both, lighting and lens

 

• ilya1963

• Apr 30, 2008

Until Colin brought it up , I thought it was a priest standing and reading a bible...

I like this

ILYA

 

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  keithwms

• Apr 30, 2008

Congrats. Nicely seen.

 

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  Antje

• May 1, 2008

This is spectacular. Love the fall-off and the reflection!

 

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  Vincent Brady

• May 1, 2008

I would be concerned with the lack of interest at both ends of the photo. Subject matter would seem to be the most important aspect to be considered when using this camera. However I like photo but I think it would have been better to have shot it on your XPAN. My same comments would apply to your other shot using this camera. Why not try a landscape next time.
Cheers
TEX

 

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  Jose A Martinez

• May 1, 2008

Thanks all for your kind comments... Tex, you are right, I made this images just to get accustom to the camera and to prove it, I didn't intend to made an important photo.... I used to work with a lend Xpan, so I decided to give a try to Fotoman, is what I can afford at this moment... Soon I'll take it to the real thing, I mean, to the slaughterhouse or the morgue.