It's very rugged and rain-proof, and designed centrally for landscape photography, although obviously it can be used for pretty much anything its competitors can.
It's also the only medium format camera which has features taken for granted in smaller DSLRs, like multiple autofocus spots and such.
It's the first medium format camera I can actually imagine I might get.
It's the first medium format camera I've really been attracted to. It's gorgeous, and I like everything about their philosophy. It's not made for "product photography" and all that bullshit, it's a real photographer's camera.
KabelYaache said:
Since when is 'product photography' bullshit? Do you have any minimal idea of what product photography involves?
Every catalog you look at - or website you search involves product photography:
The photography of products - to put them in their best light (so to speak) and advertise them for sale - or for use.
Since you really know nothing about photography as a business and as a professional endeavor, Please GFY. And do shut up.
I stand corrected. Product photography is a useful and noble endeavour.
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Since when is 'product photography' bullshit? Do you have any minimal idea of what product photography involves?
Every catalog you look at - or website you search involves product photography:
The photography of products - to put them in their best light (so to speak) and advertise them for sale - or for use.
Since you really know nothing about photography as a business and as a professional endeavor, Please GFY. And do shut up.
Eo, those are photos of an old prototype, not the final camera that will be released. Here's a couple that I sourced for my blog:
Front.
Back.
It's a nice looking camera :-)
Ah, thank you, I've changed the pictures now. There are many differences, though mostly on the subtle side.
Since you really know nothing about photography as a business and as a professional endeavor, Please GFY.
What are your credentials, KabelYecch? What is your expertise? A google search turns up nothing under this "name" you've given, which when spoken is close to the sound a cat makes when hacking up a hairball.
And do shut up.
Could you possibly follow your own advice? Thanks.
I stand corrected. Product photography is a useful and noble endeavour.
Well of course you do. Who could withstand KabelYaache's relentless logic?
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