Digital BW, The Print

Hello Danny,
Thanks. 

The Mamiya RB67s are priced reasonably low on Ebay.
I can test the waters of this format without committing
nearly that a Mamiya 7 + extra lens would cost. If I
can manage to lug this thing around, a wood 4x5 field
camera will be a cinch !

I've bookmarked you website - nice collection ( especially
the BWs )

Best,
Alex


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "foto26aol" 
<foto28@a...> wrote:
> Following the MF/LF discussion here...
> 
> I've been lurking in this forum for some time, but feel that I can 
> now make a worthwhile contribution :) For those who would prefer to 
> stick to MF, Fuji's GX680III is an ideal answer. It's not very well 
> known or discussed, it seems, which is a shame because it does so 
> much. Its great strength is that it has full LF-style movements, but 
> is very user-friendly. Since it gets 9 shots on a roll of 120, it's 
> also much more economical to use than LF.
> 
> I shoot both MF and 4x5. Each has its place. I prefer to get the 
> largest original transparency that's practical, but there are times 
> when the 680 gets a shot that I'd have missed with 4x5. I really 
> dislike using cameras without movements, and the 680 is the only 
real 
> answer if you don't want to go all the way to large format.
> 
> I have an extensive review of the 680 on my website for those who 
are 
> interested. I'm not a dealer, just a satisfied user.
> 
> Regards,
> Danny Burk
> www.dannyburk.com