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Didn't see anything dismissive in the comments. The focus stacking comment resonated with me as just a practical solution. I loved my time with LF. 4x5, 57, and
by musictubes 4y ago
Didn't see anything dismissive in the comments. The focus stacking comment resonated with me as just a practical solution. I loved my time with LF. 4x5, 57, and 8x10 are just amazing but unfortunately my health no longer allows me to carry around the camera/tripod/holders/cloth/etc. LF transparencies (including B&W) are just breathtaking. I also loved doing various antique processes with the big negatives as well.
LF photography is a unique experience. I wish every photographer could experience it.
- lambdasquirrel 4y agoI don’t think it takes very long before new photographers notice the fall-off of light/focus and sense of environment in LF, and even MF. It is a point of envy. You can’t replicate it in post. No megapixel count on a smaller sensor will recreate it, and high quality full-frame CMOS sensors are already pricey as they are. It seems that in this realm, film remains king.