This is a head much like the Arca Swiss 60/70 heads. It’s about the same size as the 60 that I reviewed in the previous post. It is rated for 10 kg, in comparison to 20 for the 60 and 30 for the 70. It has plus and minus 15 degrees of pitcha nd roll,… [Read More]
Arca-Swiss Core 60 Leveler Classic geared head
Next up in my review of geared tripod heads is the Arca-Swiss Core 60 Leveler Classic. This head has a load capacity of 20 kg, plus and minus ten degrees of geared pitch and geared roll, and has non-geared yaw at both the top and the base. It’s the little brother of the Arca-Swiss Core… [Read More]
LuLand D geared tripod head
I’m going to be reporting on a bunch of geared tripod heads from China, mostly, and two from Switzerland. First up — and by far the worst — is this LuLan D head. It has non-geared base yaw, and geared pitch and roll. There are locks for all three. You can see the base yaw… [Read More]
Fuji 35-70 GF Siemens star visuals, corner
Here is a continuation of a visual test of the Fujifilm GF 35-70 using a low-contrast Siemens star target. In the previous post I showed you center crops. In this one we’ll look at corner crops. Test conditions: Target distance 20 meters ISO 100 Manual exposure, varying the f-stops Arca Swiss CA on RRS legs… [Read More]
What pitch do you need to scan 4×5 TMax 100?
In my last post, I showed you results obtained by scanning TMax 100 6×6 (cm) negatives with the GFX 100S both with and without pixel shifting. Today, I’ll do the same with 4×5 (inch) negatives. Here’s the “scanner”. From left to right: light source, negative carrier on Cognisys rail, lens shade, Rodenstock HR Digarono 105… [Read More]
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