I have seen 6x9 shots taken with a APO-Lanthar on the old Bessa II and its a great look. Be interesting to see the retail price on the new camera but being a film camera it will be very much a niche toy no matter what the price is.
Still, a well exposed 6x7 or 6x9 piece of film scans very well on some of the affordable flatbed scanners available these days.
ovredal73 wrote:
Thatīs something I should look into, but I do enjoy not having to carry around a light meter. I expect those will require me to do so, or at least work with a daylight ISO100 @ f16 @ 1/100 scheme...?
I've got a little voigtlander meter that stays on the hotshoe, works fine I've had to guess exposures a few times, when I didn't have a meter with me (on various cameras) it's not to hard. But, I like having a meter there with me, why not
I've had to guess exposures a few times, when I didn't have a meter with me (on various cameras) it's not to hard. But, I like having a meter there with me, why not