Just curious to know if anyone has any regrets? Or share any cons to owning a MF camera…

Digitally scanned with a GFX and used cinestill monobath.

I have a very versatile photo shooting subjects and I have been using high res (40-50MPixels) Canon body for at least 10 years, in total I probably have spent 15 years in DSLR/Mirrorless.

I have noticed MF probably since 7-8 years ago when I start to see digital MF starts to be adopted by professionals. I first see a friend using Fujifilm. The picture looks good, but not obvious enough for many inexperienced viewers to tell.

Then recently I start to research Hasselblad. These XIID sensor is massive. The photo I can see from public website are stunning, though all from better than average professional’s hand.

Now I start to think this question again. Should I switch from FF to MF? I do not think the picture quality is impossible to reproduce by FF, the whole system is heavy and crazy expensive. and it seems it is only the best for studio and street, wedding photography. If I want to do wild life, landscape, sports… etc it all seems a poor fit to me. and there is an additional issue, which is car theft. I’m can’t really carry the system outdoors to risk for such an expensive system, particularly for a petite gal.

So I want to hear from you what is your view on using MF, and why you are choosing the system you are using now?

from my ongoing series Domestic Photographs.

Hi Medium Format Fans! Just wrapped up my second zine and it is entirely a product of my obsession with medium format. Pure Analog Vol. 2 - SQUARED is 72 pages shot exclusively on my Hasselblad 500C, all in 6x6. Every image is square and the whole book was designed around that format. I wanted the zine itself to feel like an extension of shooting with that camera.

The stock list is varied since I shoot pretty much everything through that camera. CineStill 800T, Kodak Portra 800, Fuji Velvia 50, Ilford HP5, Harman Phoenix, Kodak Vision3 50D ECN-2, Lomography 800, a handful of expired stocks and more. All self developed and scanned.

Subject matter covers Tampa street and urban photography, Ybor City, Black history preservation, Florida nature, fog series, cars, macro and travel from Lisbon and Nice.

Limited pre-order run of 25 signed and numbered copies, each with two 4x4 signed Baryta prints. Regular unsigned, non-numbered run in the future. Link in the comments if anyone wants to check it out.

Taken with Baby Rolleiflex

ive always wanted a mamiya 7 which with an 80mm lens is basically the same price as the GFX RF. obviously ones digital and ones film but now they are both in the same price range. this is tough lol

you look stunning. Can I take your portrait ? Or something like that. Let’s see if I come back with anything this coming Saturday 😝 First test roll, deal or will it be a return 🤔