MF Aerial

I have been shooting professionally for the past thirty years and was brought up on the notion that image quality is of paramount importance if you want to stand above the rest of the market. Previous to digital this meant using medium format cameras for as much work as possible, notably the classic Pentax 6×7, for much of my commercial and travel work throughout the 90s. Later I started using 4×5 cameras with roll film backs, and it was images from this sort of camera that were on sale in my Brisbane gallery until 2007.
I adopted digital about 8 years ago and the same approach still applies – provide great images of the best possible quality and, just as importantly, make sure your clients can see the difference. When I got my hands on an S2 for the first time, back in early 2010, I saw it as the perfect camera for me because it is relatively light, and the lenses are capable of being used wide open with zero loss of image quality.
I also liked the whole design con...