Getting around to scanning some of my medium format stuff from earlier this year. Sad thing is I still have 10 rolls that need to be developed -_- I'm sure I'll post the rest by 2020.

All shot with a Mamiya RZ67 and from the Northeast US and Ontario.







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yo get that shit developed! 1,3,5,7 are my favs in this set

Sweet shots dude. I'm really liking 3 and 5.

Damn Kurt. You killed it on these. Fantastic work man, looking forward to seeing more soon.

Whoa is number 6 an empty pool with two old carriages?? What in the world is the story behind that?

Awesome! 2, 3, and 5 for me.

Number 8 are those open windows?

ooooh, these are nice.

you guys are really makin me wanna shoot MF film.

Awesome set! My RZ might be my favorite camera.

Favorite lens to use on it?

aw n4 is my favorite, cause thats me ;p

But really great shots and awesome times, 3 and 7 are perfect.

Thank you everyone! I really appreciate it! I think #7 is my favorite of this set and perhaps even my favorite shot I've ever taken.

Posted by Jac Steel Whoa is number 6 an empty pool with two old carriages?? What in the world is the story behind that?

Yeah it was this wacky house thing in Ontario, Canada. I heard it got recently demolished (my picture is from June) but the carriages were saved. It was really random and odd, but one of the coolest things I have ever seen in exploring. It was wild.

Posted by Speed ooooh, these are nice. you guys are really makin me wanna shoot MF film.

Thank you. And I hear you, I can't wait to get back in to MF in a couple months. I had to sell my RZ67 to buy a digital SLR that I needed ASAP for work. But soon I will have another.

Posted by Sceptic Awesome set! My RZ might be my favorite camera. Favorite lens to use on it?

Thanks man! The RZ is by far my favorite camera of any format ever. It's a heavy boulder to carry but well worth it. My favorite lens is the 90mm, but the most functional (IMO) for interior architectural shots is the 50mm because of how wide it is. The 50mm ULD is incredible I had used my friends before, but I just had the standard 50 and it was a blessing. It would be cool to fool around with the 37mm fisheye or their shift lens but I forget the focal off hand.

Posted by anatonic aw n4 is my favorite, cause thats me ;p But really great shots and awesome times, 3 and 7 are perfect.

It's never a good set without me posting a shot of Anatonic! And thank you I appreciate it. Yes, this summer was actually the best summer I've had, glad we saw so much. Good fucking times!!!

STUNNING!!!
PERIOD!!!

Posted by southshore Thanks man! The RZ is by far my favorite camera of any format ever. It's a heavy boulder to carry but well worth it. My favorite lens is the 90mm, but the most functional (IMO) for interior architectural shots is the 50mm because of how wide it is. The 50mm ULD is incredible I had used my friends before, but I just had the standard 50 and it was a blessing. It would be cool to fool around with the 37mm fisheye or their shift lens but I forget the focal off hand.

Heavy or not, it comes with me haha

The 90 is great, it came with my RZ but I eventually traded it off for the 110mm 2.8, which I feel is stunning. I had the 65mm K/L which was great too but I traded it for the 50 ULD you mentioned =D and my third lens in the group is the 150mm K/L for the RB.

I was thinking the same about the 37mm. From my understanding the distortion isn't what you would expect it to be on this lens.

Posted by krush STUNNING!!! PERIOD!!!

Thanks!!!!!!

Posted by Sceptic Heavy or not, it comes with me haha The 90 is great, it came with my RZ but I eventually traded it off for the 110mm 2.8, which I feel is stunning. I had the 65mm K/L which was great too but I traded it for the 50 ULD you mentioned =D and my third lens in the group is the 150mm K/L for the RB. I was thinking the same about the 37mm. From my understanding the distortion isn't what you would expect it to be on this lens.

I found the 90mm to be super sharp. Mine came with my RZ as well which came from Compton College in Compton, CA haha. But here was a shot with the 90mm from right after I got the RZ. Mosaic tile work in Lynchburg, VA.




I never fooled around with anything longer than 90mm on the RZ, but I wish I had. Next time around I want to make sure I have the 50, 90, and 110 for sure. Hows that 150 for the RB?

Cool stuff. And nice to see that someone else is using the RZ67 too

Btw, you didn't experience any problems with the 50mm ULD? I had some distortion , so I switched to the 65mm.

Posted by bRokEnCHaRacTer Cool stuff. And nice to see that someone else is using the RZ67 too Btw, you didn't experience any problems with the 50mm ULD? I had some distortion , so I switched to the 65mm.

Thank you! Only very minimal distortion on the both the regular 50mm and the 50mm ULD. I only used the 50 ULD a few times, most of my pictures were with the regular 50mm. Distortion was minimal on both though. I never used the 65mm, will have to give that one a try down the road.

Great set of shots. Love it.

nice shots, but I'm more lazy. I still have to edit digital pictures from at least 3 years ago.

Rockin'.

love these. look at chandra getting competitive about laziness.