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I`ve been using the Olympus Camedia C-2000z a lot lately. It`s fun to use, and it`s way easier to check out the final result compared to filmcameras. ( I know: it`s 2005..)
The camera has a shutter mode where I can adjust the shutter down to 16 seconds, and it gives me the possibility to shoot at night, but before it gets too dark...
I`ve got some weird results, and I`ll post one or two in the next couple of days. The main reason I want a digital camera is because of my studiolights who are covered with dust. I tried them with the Camedia, - and it worked... but felt strange.
Probably because I lost the "what if" feeling... It felt a little like like cheating, but I guess it just takes some time to get used to it....

Hasselblad 503cx
Kodak Technical Pan 50 (Use before 1986)

posted by alfred # 18:58

Comments:

Ever tried a digital SRL? Convenience of digital, with the "what if" factor (you cannot see the image in the viewer until after you shot it).

Interesting play between shadows and light in this one: the legs of the table, and the tilt, suggest that it is actually floating, like during a seance session.

# posted by

Massimo : 6:39 AM

I`ve tried my friends D-70, and it handeled pretty much like my analog f 90x. I could also use it with my old lenses, and that is important to me...

The idea about a seance session was cool - not far from the truth, either... I photographed at a graveyard only hours later. (Sorrow, a few posts ago.)
Thanks, Massimo!

# posted by

alfred : 6:13 PM