The beauty of a medium format viewfinder...

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This isn't really F&C, but this is a lovely and well shot video (even if the turning of the shutter speed at the start is hilariously pointless):


The Pentax 67 isn't as well known for its WLF compared to a Rollei/Hasselblad, but nevertheless it definitely exhibits the incredible view you get from a WLF.
 
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who's an oddball..
 
robhooley167 said:
That's lovely is that.

Sometimes when I'm using the RB67 I'll open the VF and just look at things with it, not to take photos of, but just to look at.

Yes, I know I'm an oddball...
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I do the same with the Rolleicord. It has an otherworldly 3D feel that's lovely to look at. Completely different than pushing a viewfinder up to your eye.

Loved the video too.
 
FujiLove said:
I do the same with the Rolleicord. It has an otherworldly 3D feel that's lovely to look at. Completely different than pushing a viewfinder up to your eye.
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I also do that with My Rolleicord. Even My Nikon Fs' viewfinders look 3D.


Steve.
 
Decent Digitals have flip out screens with liveview. That's exactly the same ;)
 
The RB viewfinder still looks nice using a prism.
 
robhooley167 said:
That's lovely is that.

Sometimes when I'm using the RB67 I'll open the VF and just look at things with it, not to take photos of, but just to look at.

Yes, I know I'm an oddball...
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I do it too. It would appear that the rest of the World is correct...we are all oddballs.

Andy
 
I had the RB67 down at my mum's yesterday taking pictures of the bairns when she had a shot even she liked the VF "it looks very 3d".
 
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