A POV of a few photos on the beach with my Mamiya RB67 - Final Photos

I put together a short video where I attached my Fuji XT1 above my Mamiya RB67 and filmed a point of view video.
I shot 3 frames using Kodak Ektar 100 120 film




I got round to developing them the other night with a Tetenal Colortec C-41 kit and scanned them using my Epson V600

If your interested in learning how to develop your own C-41 film at home 
I put together a short and easy tutorial HERE


Here are the 3 images I got from that morning







How the Fuji XT1 was mounted above my Mamiya RB67 to film the video.

A piece of metal wrapped around 2 pieces of wood and held together with screws and jubilee clips.

Comments

  1. Zach11 February 2018 at 10:20

    Hi Will, I just discovered your video on youtube via a friend's recommendation. I also own an RB so it being Monday morning here in my country was kind of therapeutic seeing you take those shots! thanks for uploading that. I just have one small question, I was wondering what particular tripod and head setup you're using for yours? I'm looking at doing more landscape work but I'm not sure where to start as the market is saturated with options. Are there any particular models you might recommend? thanks for your great video! Zach (NZ)

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  2. Will Gudgeon12 February 2018 at 13:03

    Hi Zach, thank you for the comment.
    I use Manfrotto 190XPROB legs which I have used for years and never had any problems with, I am however considering changing them to a carbon version just to help with weight.
    The tripod head i use is a Manfrotto Junior Geared Head 410, which I find perfect with the weight of the RB, a geared head means you can make fine adjustments over a ball joint head. Hope it helps :)

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  3. Zach25 February 2018 at 01:22

    Hi Will,
    Thank you and sorry for the late reply! that's extremely helpful and I'll keep those models in mind when I go out to get my setup. That helps a ton!
    Once again thank you (:

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  4. Zach29 March 2018 at 16:11

    Hi Will, for some reason my comment didnt show up here. I just wanted to express my thanks for your help earlier this year. I've been having a great time with my RB. Such an underrated camera in the medium format world - and quite affordable if you compare it with what's out there. I havent got around to buying a tripod but I've noted down the one you recommended as I'm sure ill need one down the track when I start experimenting with slower shutter speeds. Thanks again for replying me!!
    all the best with your photography too. (:

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  5. Unknown14 November 2018 at 13:28

    Merhabalar Gudgeon öncelikle seni çok başarılı buluyorum ve tebrik ediyorum. Ben de maddi olarak düze çıkabilirsem senin gibi bir fotoğrafçı olacağım...🙏🙏

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  6. Unknown24 February 2019 at 06:43

    Would you mind telling how you mounted the videocamera? It's genius and I can't figure out how you managed! :D

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    1. Will Gudgeon25 February 2019 at 11:56

      Hi Axel, of course.
      I have a photo of the set up, hopefully can view it here https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DRQ4qwNX0AAatXe.jpg:large

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  7. Unknown22 January 2020 at 15:42

    Hey, which film do you suggest, BW and Color?

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    1. Will Gudgeon28 January 2020 at 15:11

      I do love colour, films like Ektar and fuji Velvia have some stunning colours, however, I have started sticking to B&W. When B&W is done right it looks stunning, so its a nit of a challenge for me, also if your developing your own film at home B&W is cheaper and easier . Its very mush a personal choice though. Get a roll of colour and B&W and shoot them both, see which you enjoy the most.

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