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Holding my 50yr old Yashica LM medium format camera, viewing the wetlands at Nudgee Beach on the ground glass.
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hi! this lovely image has been featured here: [link] hope thats okay!
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~peewee82 Jun 7, 2010  Professional Photographer
That's just dandy :)
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this is so beautiful :heart:
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~JMAC69 Sep 12, 2009  Professional Photographer
This image you have created sums up the reason why I just bought a MF camera. To hold the world in my hands!

excellent shot!
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~CodyHarris Apr 15, 2009   Photographer
Beautiful exposure through the viewfinder!
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I really love this. It's very beautiful and really well thought-out. Did you use and major editing for this? So nice.
I have a camera similar to it. It's called a Spartus Vue-Find. Really wonderful cameras. ;P
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~Infernalord Oct 19, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
I would like to know how that camera works... :)
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~peewee82 Oct 20, 2008  Professional Photographer
Much like most common film cameras. It's a twin lens reflex camera, which means it has two lenses - one for the viewfinder and one for exposing onto the film. The viewfinder shows the reflected image via a mirror, which is also in the more common SLR (single lens reflex) cameras, except for SLR's, when you press the shutter the mirror flips up. Anyway that's just a waist level viewfinder on my camera instead of the prism viewfinder common to most cameras.
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~Infernalord Oct 20, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
I see, thank you for your explanation. :)
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`Xerces Aug 12, 2008  Professional Artisan Crafter
great job, and a fantastic concept to it. very nice idea
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