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Hi Gerald,
I was interested in seeing your Alpa connected to a technical camera and a Roundshot.
Does anyone know if this is possible with a Hasselblad H4D50. It occurs to me that a Roundshot and a tech camera plus a digital back is the best of all worlds for a panorama
Stanley
Thank you Gerald,A bit of fun for the end the of the week...
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Dan,More cold conditions for Alpa/Leaf...
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I can honestly say that I love it! I only have the one for SK 72L and it is surprisingly accurate. Weighs nothing, folds away and still feels sturdy. I have not used the optical finder at all since I got this.Dan,
How do you like the frame viewfinder with the Alpa? I've thought about getting one myself as an alternative to my optical viewfinder. Do you find it at all accurate or just a good general guideline for composition?
It's a pleasure.Thank you Gerald,
Stanley
The lens is, of course, very front-heavy, but it feels totally stable and secure on an ALPA camera.Wow, it feels like that lens can drop of that Alpa mount at any moment. Very impressive though!!
May I know what brand/model base rail pictured, please?Took me while, but finally worked out how to mount the FPS on the Max vertically. It's not as easy as you might think!
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