QUOTE (marcwilson @ May 31 2008, 07:25 PM)
Thanks guys for all that info, etc.
I am looking at going mfd by the end of the year (if all goes to plan) but will need to be with full frame sensor for my line of work (interior, architectural) and so have the ability to work on a shift camera as well as an slr set up...will be budget dependant, as are most things, especially with a big chunk of my funds already tied up for an event next year, so will be looking at P25, Aptus 22 etc to start with.
Thanks.
Marc,
If for economy, the ZD and Mamiya 35mm gives you 35mm equivalence of 25mm. As a serious consideration compared to ZD I would take look at also 1Ds Mk 3, and I do much enjoy the medium format more than 35.... Your work will be much easier than with a viewcamera for wides.
Personally the lower cost of Aptus 65 compared to Aptus 75 got me into also the Mamiya 28mm, at 35 equivalence of 22mm.
Do bear in mind that Aptus 65 and P30 are lower priced than Aptus 22. The difference from 48x36mm to 44x33mm sensor do reduce the Mamiya 35mm to 35mm equivalence of 27mm instead of 25mm.
Regards
Anders
Snook,
I think it is not correct to suspect that Mamiya will ditch ZD now because of alliance with Phase One. On contrary I think I read that there is now a beta version of Capture One that can read ZD raw files. Perhaps that is how they "improve" on ZD, by attempting process the files the best possible. However, as you may recall from my post of ZD Problem, the processing algorithms in postprocessing was not the key problem, but seemingly the handling of the algorithms etc within ZD itself. I have seen nil of correction of ZD to date. I find that rather remarkable. Thus, as much as I am not pleased to admit to what was said of your comments of ZD files from many months back, I think you were right in that there was (and still is) files from ZD (that in certain conditions) show purple.
Is it not remarkable that after that post of ZD has Problem that I did, that Mamiya has made nil comment or correction, and noone has really put up something against to show that I was wrong?
Regards
Anders