When its way to windy for 4x5 Photography and you have to go digital ​⁠

When its way to windy for 4x5 Photography and you have to go digital
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GPS App - OutDoors GPS
Light meter App - Lux
Viewfinder App- Mark II Viewfinder
Loop - amzn.to/3oTzJIH
Cable release - amzn.to/3LyOR6j
Dark Bag - amzn.to/3oPCwmo
Posh Dark Tent - amzn.to/3nbdJbT
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A leap back into photography after a few years out, this time with a difference
Before I lost my passion it was all about the mega pixels and sensor size, and I became all consumed with getting "the shot", instead of enjoying the location, the walk, the company, this time however its different, its about the adventure and going back to the beginning, relearning film in 35mm, 120mm medium format and 4x5 large format.
If you enjoy the great outdoors, then this is the channel for you, I offer free walk guides to suit most, photo/walk guide coffee table zines, limited addition photography prints, and photo books
Each print is limited to 50, and will be numbered and signed.
The Gear
Intrepid 4x5 large format with the Fuji 90mm, 135mm, 180mm and 250mm Lenses
DaYI 6x17 back for the intrepid
Mamiya C3 120mm Film Camera with 55mm Lens
Bessa R2 with 35mm, 50mm and 90mm Lenses
Lumix S5ii with 20-60mm and 100-400mm Lenses
DJI Mini 2 Drone
Epson 750V scanner with Silverfast AI software
3 Legged Thing Tripod
Manfrotto Tripod
DJI OM4 Gimble
iPhone 13 Pro
Apps - Outdoors GPS
Light Meter Free
Marks Viewfinder
DJI Mino
www.filmgrains.co.uk
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[@velocityfpv5231]

some of the compositions do my head in

[@philipdahl9001]

Great photos! Your sound was perfect, also. 😊

[@chriscard6544]

awesome video, I wish you would return there with your LF camera

[@lensman5762]

A couple of really great photos there. Did you know that one of the other benefits of the High Res mode is that you could use high iso ( up to 1600 I think), and the ' stacking' algorithm used to produce the image will cancel out most of the noise? Try it next time. And a belated happy new year.

[@eltinjones4542]

Your stacks turned out well The Lumix cameras really do the business, I've the mf3 versions GX9 and G9 and they do the job for me The S5ii is tempting but I couldn't justify the expense because I don't want to sell off my Mf3 gear