Please click the images to see larger versions. I’m moving away form 35mm digital photography and embracing medium format (MF). For the past week, I’ve been using the Pentax 645D, a weather-sealed digital MF camera with a whopping 40MP sensor. I’m not completely abandoning 35mm, but the majority of my landscapes from now on will be shot with the Pentax 645D. I can’t begin to describe how fantastic the image quality is. It’s not just the resolution. The colors, the dynamic range, the micro-contrast, and the sharpness of the files produced are like nothing I’ve ever seen. Here are just a few shots I’ve taken this week. You can’t totally appreciate the fine detail in these small web photos, even if you click the images and see the larger versions. I’ve made several large (24″ x 36″ and 30″ x 40″) prints, and that’s where the detail really comes through.
June 24, 2011
Amazing!!!
June 24, 2011
Dito!! Conrad’s comment 🙂
June 24, 2011
Mahesh, there was absolutely nothing deficient in any of your 35mm work!
June 24, 2011
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!
June 24, 2011
“starving photographer” no more!
btw, awesome images…
June 24, 2011
Mahesh, I’m glad you’re still “starving” for more and better images. You go, man!
June 24, 2011
Always wanted to move up to medium format…..but then, you know, it’s not the camera that takes great pieces of art like yours. Exceptional work!
June 25, 2011
Mahesh, awesome work, you are a true artist with light and motion.
June 25, 2011
Having gone from shooting with the Pentax 6×7 for many years to now using a Pentax 200d with mostly limited primes for the last 3 years , frankly the shots I get with the “old” 6×7 still blow away most of the digital shots. Your work here has me tempted to look into the 645d. Beautiful shots and comps!! JB
June 27, 2011
The Discovery Park photo is stunning!
June 29, 2011
Hey Mahesh, I have questions about graduated density filters. If I want to play around with these, what will I need? I saw filters and filter holders on sale on b and h. Do the filter holders attach to the lens or do you have to manually hold the filter in place?