A Different Perspective thru the Mamiya C33 Viewfinder - (original photo and video)
(Edited)
Perspective
No not the kind you learn about in drawing, this is another way to see w/o a digital screen for once.
Using an old Mamiya C33, I rigged up a camera apparatus that was around 30lbs and somewhat intimidating looking - never mind as I was busy paying attention to the screen so I could see where I was walking... funny thing happens when you focus on a little 'screen'... you can't focus on the ground so well at the same time. (just like people who trip while engrossed in their mobile)
Enjoy as I take you on an unexpected journey through parts of Denver and Boulder, Colorado
Music credit: Acoustic Breeze by Bensound.com
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nice post.voted
Hope you enjoyed - thanks!
My wife just passed by and said quite nice. I think it's love.
So, you mounted another camera fixed with this Mamiya, right?
Seems, same distance all the time.
Indeed you are correct - I may have used a different lens a time or two as these were shot over several weeks/months. Imagine a large L bracket - sort of stabilized itself as it is so heavy. Ever since I watched War Photographer, I've been fascinated with a camera on a camera view point.
thanks for your detail reply and interesting perspective
Very nice post. Up voted.
Thank you @team101
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Very cool , never thought of doing this , but very cool idea
thx @halo glad you enjoyed it :)
Very nice work, very creative! Upvoted and followed!
Right on - much appreciated @nspart
100% upvote and resteem. I wish more people on this site would appreciate film/video. that was great man and very inspiring. beautiful
@runrudy - thanks for doing your part to help others come across this sort of content and glad you enjoyed it as well! Much appreciated.
No problem. Have a great week. see ya.
cool!
Glad you got to see it and thanks! Hope it inspires more creativity in someone.
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thx @nadialafi - have a wonderful week.
I love these, mines broken beyond repair :'( ... looking for a new one though!
screen is wrecked eh? That could be interesting to look through as well... a metaphor for many I'm sure. I suspect most people alive below the age of 30 haven't ever looked through one.
probably not was an heirloom, badly damaged to start, now kaput
interesting to see someone else shooting film, love the square medium format ! will give you a follow! check my work if you can ! cheers man !
I really love this. It's gorgeous. A really cool technique that I've never seen before. Thanks for sharing
I have always wanted a camera like this, hoping one day to old a medium format camera, looks like a lot of fun!