Re: Medium Format

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Medium format is so much more gratifying to do enlargements.  That price
seems to be very good, as my first thoughts.  In both View Camera magazine
and the other one Simmons publishes, you can scope the ads for some simple
comparitive shopping.

Many years of 35mm photography and I yearned for the medium format, but
couldn't afford it.  Now, with an 8X10 and 5X7 reducing back I look back
with a smile.

Here's a great chance, and you'll never regret that price; unless you find
one of the lenses are cracked or the shutter speeds are off, the shutter
leaves are bent . . . without horror stories this looks like a fortitous
buy.

S.
----- Original Message -----
From: Chris
To: List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 2:14 PM
Subject: Medium Format


Hi,

I'm about to travel 100 miles to look at a Mamiya 645 with 3 lenses and
three backs, it is about $400.  Do I buy this quality s/h or shall I wait a
while and buy one of the (phallic) digital 35mm imitations at about $900?
What does the team think?

I've got 14 hours to decide.

?

Chris.


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