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hello all :)

Fotoman series comes with the shift adapter (SA-612 Shift Adapter offering 50mm of total movement i.e. +/- 25mm) and ground glass as well though the back is not removable. I will probably report on what my early impressions are if anyone is remotely interested. ;) Cheers!

I see. I just purchased a brand new set of Fotoman 612 with 75mm f6.8 Rodenstock Grandagon N and 120mm f5.6 Nikon AM-ED. I thought the price was quite okay compared to Gaoersi. :)

Wonder if anyone have any experience with fotoman camera bodies? :) I cannot seem to find much information over the internet. They seem to be quite highly rated by a couple of photographers. Am looking at the 612, 617 and 624 bodies. Cheers!

Thanks guys! Yup I agree the pics may be slanted as they were all hand held. ;) One of the first few test rolls of velvia and provia in January when I was in Melbourne.

Thanks mate! Yeah me too :cry: brings back memories~

Hi all, Sharing some panos I took in Melbourne during January. :) Did only a 4 Base Scan so quality may not be the best. Comments are welcome. Still trying to learn how to use the Xpan. The Hanging Rock Cape Schnack Arthur Seat Watch Tower

Hi all, Looking for Videographer/Scriptwriter to produce Corporate Video. PM me if interested. :)

I appreciate all the comments that have been posted so far as well as those who PM-ed me privately. I have decided to invest on a mamiya 645 Pro system to try out MF first. :)

is there a single lens version? any idea what it is called? :D

I was at kino taka earlier, dun see this around. :)

Most of my landscape and architecture shots are tripod mounted, however I would like to do some street shooting with it if possible, hence the handholding. :) I just tried using the Mamiya 645 Pro during lunch earlier and its weight acceptable but find the hassy to be too heavy.

I actually went to P&G to try out a Hassy 503CXi. Interesting but I find it a little heavy and awkward to use for handheld shots. I kinda of like the Mamiya 645 Pro and AFD due to the grip which makes the transition easier. Think I shall go down and have another feel today. :)

You have a hassy to loan me for a shoot? Hahaha I have considered the 500cm but lenses and stuff are expensive. Just want something to shoot over a period to see if I can accept the weight and any other tradeoffs. ;)