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Often I find the best landscapes by asking locals for those secret places that only locals know about.

Well a few years ago I too stopped having GAS and I do not get temped by cameras or lenses much since. As a teenage too had camera lust, but it was for a Bronica S and I still do not have one.

Poor eddie got his knickers all knotted up because he got caught in a lie with his widdle pants down. When you grow up, hopefully you will not need to weasle word.

When a Hasselblad uses bellows, use a double cable release to handle the coordination.

So time for a CLA.

The magnification does not matter. What matters is does it give you what you want?

Weasel wording. Also know as just lying. No lying nails it quite nicely. Just do not call masturbation photography. How pathetic.

It merely limits the label. There is never a reason for using one method as the name for another. Are you too blind to see the advantages of truth in advertising? If you are not true to yourself, are you ever honest?

When all else fails, just follow the instructions!

Damn and I was waiting for you to respond so I could buy it! :mad:

Yes, right. Maybe the last camera you purchase for the month. It is like eating one potato chip.

The entire body with the screens. The screens may not be sitting correctly on the camera.

One one has lost the truth of the scene, you have lost your soul. When one adds or removes major items from the frame, it is no longer photography; one might as well use a paint brush.

It expires in 2105, that is a really long life. Where did you get it?

Fire the shutter and HOLD THE BUTTON DOWN until the shutter closes on longer exposures. That keeps the barn doors open while the shutter is open.

The difference looks to great, time for a CLA with emphasis on A.

Photography is about taking a photograph of something as it is. If one changes it to something else, that is NOT photography.

I bought the 500mm C lens from KEH. I make sure it was cocked, then I mounted it on my 503 CX. The lens jammed on firing and I could not remove it. Mike at Samys got the lens off. He said that all the optics needed to be removed to CLA the lens and that it would be expensive. So I sent to...

I would use a bright light to focus. It does not need to be large.

Elton John's mother fished one of his early music pieces out of the trash and it became a big hit.

Any photograph, whether or not macro, when the depth of field is critical, I always focus and stop down to see exactly what I will get. I do not bother with charts, tables or interactive tools because I need to see what I will get.

Not heard from since the his or her first post. The OP may have already solved the problem. Maybe we can sleep well tonight.

Things can be defined by defining what it is not. The quote does that well.

Some of my 35mm color photographs have the composition, exposure, film, ... to be good enough to print 24" x 36" prints, but I have to send them off to fully optical photo finishers to get the print made properly. Therefore I shoot 6x6 now. Hasselblad Zeiss optics and a larger negative and...

Well, I sell or give mount and framed prints to the people who are important to me. No stress and live is good.

I do not consider those circles worthwhile. My time is important so can cannot be bothered with the opinion of EyeD10Ts on twitter./instagram/facebook on my photography. They are not worthy.

I agree my ego is as good as your ego!

As Brain points out properly calibrated light meters agree exactly.

Then someone has to tell Mamiya that they do not know how to follow industry standards.