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And also the possibility to produce large exhibition prints and also to achieve excellent grades in the digitization. What, for example, then it may be important when Photographic Art online (eg via
RedBubble
) wants to sell. And to the "movie-feeling" is preferred. That generated a scan (especially then in the print or canvas print) a different impression than a digitally photographed image.

recommendations: articles about medium format, especially for Hasselblad, by the way Stefan Heymann

an interesting site. Well worth a visit anyway. Desegen also because as a photographer Stefan Heymann "classical" works, in his day job very well at home in the digital world. And therefore a good example of that is no contradiction in itself. also absolutely worth reading the article (or article series)

"medium format for All of Nicolas Henri on

kwerfeldein.de .
- medium format for Everyone - Part 2
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medium format for Everyone - Part 3 And those with their media formats would have digital, without itself into a (not very cheap) investment medium format scanners do to be personally Rating:
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Filmscanner.info - ScanStudio.de A Personal Review


I myself until the early to mid 90's in the editorial section and for "my" Stock agencies (for example INTERFOTO

in its distributors the photo above - a slide in the original 6x7 - the Honda CRX on the Gerlos Pass in the Tyrol,

KEYSTONE or
media's color
) preferred to work in medium format. Only the significantly improved film emulsions of Fujichrome (Dia) and Fuji Color (negative) moved me to switch completely to a size 35 mm.


The Seagull in the upper left panel, a twin-lens reflex (a Chinese replica of the legendary Rolleicord and Rolleiflex) I have today. The Pentax 6x7 which are Hasselblad 500C and the SLR Rollei - unfortunately, from today's perspective! - No longer in my fund. Speaking Rollei: two cameras from this manufacturer I once called my own, a motorized Rolleiflex SLX and a Rolleiflex SL66. to SL66 I had a fish eye, contrary to popular opinion, a super-lens for architecture. As Follformat lens it drew from the entire field. And out of the 6x6 format can be generated without problems either portrait or landscape formats. Just like here on the I of Könid Ludwig at Kelheim built Liberty Hall in memory of the liberation wars against Napoleon I.

My most used medium format camera was - because of their usability as a KB-camera - the Asahi Pentax in the ideal format 6x7 cm.

The Pentax 6x7, despite their enormous weight, especially for tours in the Alps are also in the luggage (in the image of the top of the Lowe Pro Commercial). With a wide angle 45 mm and a 150-er (which is about a 85-mm focal length at KB). With the wide angle on the cover was down.

The fountain sculpture in the park of Schwetzingen (published in a customer magazine of American Airlines) I shot with the Rolleiflex SLX and the Carl Zeiss 450 mm.

And the photo of the snake of East German citizens before a Nuremberg ALDI store in November 1989 was taken on 220 roll film, the Pentax 6x7 and 45 mm wide-angle (equivalent to 28mm on a small picture).



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Information Graphics: Facebook is a woman! :) And other interesting facts about the gender distribution in the Web 2.0

via blog.kissmetrics.com

big thanks to KISSmetrics for this great info graphic on demography and gender distribution in the Web 2.0. Although I myself have asked what KISS has to do with it? :)

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Cup Stars workout in the Allgäu: Didier Cuche on Oberjoch


Anyone who believes the world's best skiers in the world are currently alone in Garmisch Partenkirchen to take in the World Cup, are completely wrong: The top athletes go in Bad Hindelang-Oberjoch. On Tuesday, the mixed-ski champion and Olympic silver medalist in 1998, Didier Cuche (Switzerland), Unters with the Swiss national team people. The three-time winner of the downhill World Cup and freshly baked silver medalist at the World Cup downhill in Garmisch on Saturday, completed with his team a three-hour training session Alpine Training Centre in Allgäu (ATA) and then flew by helicopter back to Garmisch.

"I was the first time here at the upper yoke and am very satisfied. The road is hard, but very good, "the 36-year-old Swiss said after his workout in the giant slalom at the Iselerbahn. Cuche and because the World Cup giant slalom on Friday once again seeking a place on the podium, he flew again on Wednesday after a Oberjoch for training. Aksel Lund Svindal Iseler he met on the train in the highest mountain village of Germany in a direct rival to the World Cup giant slalom title, because the four-time world champion and Olympic champion from Norway made its hardness test also in ATA.

Note to TV stations: There is an interview with Didier Cuche in German and footage from the training available. If interested, please contact Ingo Jensen +49 / 1716981177th Source and © copyright:

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Be my Valentine (K) A love story

Sighing, she sits at her desk. How do I find just the right words, she's doing time and again through his head. "Dear P. ..", but the next moment the paper is already screwed up in the corner. "I know this is between us something ..."- the small Papierknäul a friend receives. But then it would be difficult, they would have never thought of.

discouraged Something sets them down the pen and starts on the office chair to turn in circles. First, the carousel starts to move slowly. Window, bed, dining table, door, desk. The first round is done. The passenger is foolhardy and spins faster. So fast that the colors gradually blend with each other, as well as the thoughts turn to speak a fair idea. Window, bed, dining table. After several rounds of the carousel stops suddenly. She opens her eyes and looks at the small part that is hanging there between room dividers and wall shelf. The paper says behind stars certificate. She gets up and goes to this document, the text reads.

"If we are worlds apart, these stars are our bridge, so we get lost and never lose!"

She smiles. It is a gift from him. She remembers as if it were only yesterday. As she opens the folder and the document it is disclosed. As she sits down to read the text. As she weeps tears. Tears of joy. Tears of emotion. Tears of the boundless love she feels in that moment.

brings The quiet rustle of rabbits it back from the idea and it sweeps over the wet smiling cheek.

Again, she sits down on the office chair and starts the idea of a new carousel. More speed, more daring it turns. Door, desk, window, bed, dining table. Door, Desk. And again, the carousel stops. Her look is at the two pictures hanging adorning the wall. A deep red, the other midnight blue. Each provided with a hand print. The one slightly larger footprint than the other. She gets up from his chair and approaches the wall. Sets the right hand on the blue print of the image. His hand print. Again, reeled off in her mind's eye a small film. As they both sit on the floor and dumb paint. How shallow that the other is not a good enough paints How to leave his hand print. How to sign the pictures.

you seen her hand on his imprint. Defines the same then the place of the heart. Yes, there has his place. Deep in her heart.

She sits on the chair. Pulls him to the desk and takes the pen in his hand. Now she knows what she wants to write. And especially how they will do it. For a brief moment hovering the pen over the paper before she touches him gently, and her heart as if by letter leaves us out rates.

considered critical to their work. The work of her heart. So it will be right, she thinks. For the deep meaning of words can only understand it. With great care she folded the letter and puts it in the provided envelope. Plain white it is. The only one with lots of love subscribed heart adorns the spot where the stamp is usually affixed. One last time they looked at the paper before it closes the envelope and glued. She then puts it on the dining table so she can throw him tomorrow when walking into town with him. What will he think when he reads it. How will he react to it. Whether he will say yes. These ideas revolve over and over again in her head. Then she lies down in her bed and falls asleep with a slight smile.

quietly opened the squeaky mailbox. Just now he can still catch the letter, which has been pressed by the newspaper against the door. No sender, no postage stamp. Only a lovingly painted heart instead of a postage stamp. Lost in thought, he reaches for the newspaper includes the mailbox again and rises step by step up the stairs to his apartment. Whoever he may well write Valentin post, it goes through his mind. With a click he opened his apartment door and enter. Still his eyes are focused on the envelope. Somewhat carelessly, he puts the paper on the desk and sits down with the letter on the sofa. He opens it. And even before he read the second sentence, he knows it. He does know who this letter. Again and again he read the last line. Deeply penetrates the air his lungs, which he fills with his breath. A last breath before picking up his phone. And chooses her number. "Hello?", Her voice sounds from the handset. He is silent for a moment before his lips form the words. "I love you too and would be ready by the end of my your Valentine." Returns silence. And it says a tender smile to hear their side, may be.