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    Olympians shot with a DSLR & a wooden field camera

    A very interesting exercise! This photographer shot the Olympians with a modern digital SLR - and with a 100 year old wooden field camera on B&W sheet film. The results are very interesting, as are his comments on the process.

    See the photos here

    My favourites, in no particlular order, were biker, archer, table tennis, divers, rowers, basketballers. I just felt the results were very pleasing for these images.
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    Thanks Odille, some wonderful comparisons there. The old camera certainly holds its own.
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    Thanks for the link. I really enjoyed looking at those photos.
    Image character of film vs digital aside, the biggest difference for me were the use of flash and the creativity in the poses themselves.
    I felt the photographer probably explored the creativity more so with the 4X5 and didn't quite take as much advantage of what digital gives him.
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    Thanks, Odille. There's many a good tune played on an old fiddle
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    Very interesting. Enjoyed the comparison. Thanks for link.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StanW View Post
    Thanks, Odille. There's many a good tune played on an old fiddle
    Quite right Stan. And happy Birthday too! I'm loving the mamiya, by the way. I've put a few up on Facebook

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    the indoor portraits on the 5x4 look great

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    Love the 'swirly' bokeh...
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    There is no comparison in terms of IQ, but in most cases he's managed to produce more memorable images with the old camera. Interesting.

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