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Igor Zaleski

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Well, I usually make photos of landscapes, especially in mountain areas, because I love them. Sometimes I try to perform some macro photography, with Mamiya bellows it's a great adventure to compose and properly expose the film. Last time I purchased a camera from the new digital world - Nikon D200 with 10 megapixel sensor inside. With digital files (from scanner or D200) I do not make any corrections with Photoshop or any other image software. I'm not a graphic designer - I'm a photographer and in my opinion the process of creating an image on the frame of a film is finished when the shutter is triggered.

My equipment:
Camera body:
Mamiya 645 Pro TL with AE Prism; Nikon D200; Nikon F65
Lens:
Mamiya-Secor 35mm/f3.5
Mamiya-Secor 45mm/f2.8
Mamiya-Secor 55mm/f2.8
Mamiya-Secor 80mm/f2.8 (standard lens for medium format)
Mamiya Macro 120mm/f4 (1:1)
Mamiya APO 200mm/f2.8 (APO means APOchromatic)
Mamiya Teleconverter 2x (for APO lens, so I can combine 200x2 and work with 400mm/f5.6)
Nikon 24-120/3.5-5.6 IF/ED/VR
Filters:
Cokin P series: grad grey ND2, ND4, ND8, 81A, 81B
Kasemann PL filters
B&W UV filters on every lens to protect the front from accidental damage
Tripod:
Manfrotto 190PROB with 029 Head
Special devices:
Mamiya bellows for macro and close-up photography. It allows you to make enlargements up to 2.3x with standard 80mm lenses.
Three types of focusing screens:
- Type A Matte (provides clear view)
- Type A4 Checker (with perpendicular lines),
- Type E Rangefinder (standard, well know focusing screen with central rangefinder spot surrounded by microprism).


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Susie Q, 26.09.2006 at 0:58h

Thanks so much for taking the time to view and comment on my post; it's much appreciated.
Susie :o)



Vanessa Torres, 9.09.2005 at 10:48h

Thank you for the comment and thanks for give me the opportunity to know your good work.. :)


Sandra Wygrab, 5.09.2005 at 22:13h

Czesc Igor,
Dzieki za komentarz do mojej fotki i za rade, napewno wykorzystam w przyszlosci, bo o fotografii to ja wiem tyle co z wlasnych doswiadczen i praktyk. Pozdrawiam serdecznie!
Sandra
Ps. Podobaja mi sie Twoje zdjecia krokusow.


Danny W. Wilson, 2.09.2005 at 14:59h

Thankyou for your kind comments concerning my work, and I love your landscapes. :)
Windmill by Danny W. Wilson
Windmill
by Danny W. Wilson
29.8.05, 3:41
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Igor Zaleski, 31.08.2005 at 15:20h

Hello everyone,
Hi Jaime, Hi Peter, thanks for your welcome. It's just two days and I'm totally suprised. I used to send my photos on another photo-web-sites, but it was rather sad experience. One day I found this international wee and decided to try one more. And it was right idea! I hope I will find some interesting people here and will learn more about making good and better-than-now photos.
Thanks again

Igor :-)


Jaime Crystal Maksoud, 31.08.2005 at 14:16h

Hi Igor, welcome to this wonderful website .
Hope to see more of your work.
You will get alot out of FC.
and also see some of the most amazing photos from around the world.
so have FUN !

jaime :)


Peter Mertz, 30.08.2005 at 15:22h

Hi Igor,
Welcome the the fotocommunity.com
The spirit of Fotocommunity is to share knowledge, inspiration and thoughts as a team. Everyone can participate and everyone will share his experiences.
So I hope you will enjoy it and if you have further
questions don't hesitate to contact anybody from the support team.
cheers
Peter



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