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Renato Rocha Miranda's avatar

Excellent exercise, Rafa, handling this camera seems to be extraordinary

Chris Humphrey's avatar

What a terrific tour!

I loved seeing the amazing detail you showed!

I can see why it's so tough to zoom out after that.

Raf Lopes | CameraClara's avatar

It is! I’m liking the Hassel so much! I’m thinking on making a zine called “photos inside photos”. Because the depth of field relation is different when you use a wide-angle lens and you have a giant sensor, you can crop without hurting. It is definitely different than using a telephoto.

Chris Humphrey's avatar

I love your “photos inside photos” idea!

I haven’t seen anyone do it as well as you!

Alex Luyckx's avatar

These look amazing! The MET is a great museum/gallery.

KewtieBird’s Photo Journey's avatar

Wow, extreme detail in the close looks. What a fabulous instrument. I enjoyed the brief tour as well.

Raf Lopes | CameraClara's avatar

I’m glad you liked it. If you open the post in the computer, the photos span across the big monitor and it’s a nice view :)

Jim Graves's avatar

You're going to have a heck of a lot more fun with your Hasselblad, Raf. I love the fact the new digital back is compatible with the 500C, it opens up a lot of possibilities for switching between film and digital on your travels.

Raf Lopes | CameraClara's avatar

YES!!!! I was in doubt between the X2Dii or the back, I opted for the back due to retrocompatibility with the V system! In fact, today I'm going out to shoot with the 503cw and the back :)

Walmyr's avatar

Great job! I have the same lens on my 907X/CFV100C, the pop of the XCD lens and the Hasselblad way of handling the colors are incredible. No need for post processing, the HEIC files out of the camera are just perfect.

Raf Lopes | CameraClara's avatar

I can’t agree more. The files are good SOOC, the histogram is always full and distributed.