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Sunday, March 07, 2010

Viewfinder pictures

TC[Girl] alerted me to the cool TTV technique.
I like it, I like the pics.
This is my trusty Hasselblad, fifty years old. It was THE professional camera back then, as it still is to some now, only with their digital models.






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Below, one I like not taken by me, but by Alex Pete Patellis. I found it in this Flickr group.

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4 comments:

  1. Russ Morris7 Mar 2010, 18:33:00

    TtV certainly isn't anything 'New' and contemporary TtV has been part of flicker since around 2005. It's no more a gimmick, than say, tilt/shift, Lensbaby, or Macro. Simply put, it turns out to be another lens in the kit. More photographic fun.

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  2. Eolake Stobblehouse7 Mar 2010, 19:37:00

    I hear ya.

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  3. patrick8 Mar 2010, 23:07:00

    Neat images...I went and tried with the only available viewfinder I had...let's just say that the Olympus E-P2's viewfinder isn't like the Hassy. :)

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  4. Eolake Stobblehouse9 Mar 2010, 10:47:00

    Thanks, Patrick.

    I've grown quite pleased with the last two, especially the one with the red bar under the camera and the tree in the viewfinder.

    This is quite a tricky technique if one does not have a medium format film camera. :-)

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