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INCREDIBLE!

Beautifull ❤

Wow. Gorgeous collection. I'm glad TH-cam found this for me.

Fabulous!

Master Lee, thank you so much for sharing your beautiful work. I will contineu studing all this great photographs inpruve my photos.

What film were these with?

I wanna have 617 format camera with total mechnical system . As I know, Fuji GX617 need a battery which powers shutter system. but someone says "electeronical thing in shutter just plays a small part. so even when battery is gone out, shutter can be released by connecting release cable with lens" Can anybody tell me about what kinda funtion electronic parts in shutter system do ?

Loved your video, the soundtrack was fantastic 👌

I'm here because I was looking up stuff on the GX617 but I adore this compilation, seriously some of the best panos I've seen. Beautiful work.

I wondered how you attached the Lee filters to this camera with the ND filter. With practice I should be able to get the graduated filter in the correct spot. thanks for the tip. And the bulldog clip is perfect for a Brit work around (like gaffer tape for a yank).

Some great shots using this camera. I just bought the cheaper G617 with the 105 mm lens. I would have liked to see some details of camera setting and film used with some of the images in bright sun, golden hour and sun rise to get an idea of shutter speeds used. Did you use any additional filters?

How did you get on with focusing? I guess for landscape you only needed to set for infinity or hyperlocal distance and expose for the results you wanted. Have you found that using the distance scale on the camera works well or have you any comments on focusing. Lovely results.

I disagree with your focus compensation. Your aperture is f32, so leave it at that. However, by moving from f32 to f45 on your hyperfocal scale, your focus line has moved from just over 5 ft to now just under 5 ft. So you are focusing closer, and losing sharpness at infinity. I consider it important to maintain infinity (mountains, etc...tack sharp). So you should move not to f45, but rather 1 stop the other way to f22. This way your moving focus a bit closer to infinity, and it will be a bit sharper. For the near, little change occurs, so it is infinity that we worry about being sharp. The hyperfocal scales are calculated for 8x10 print size (on all cameras and formats), so for 30x40 prints, you need to adjust your circle of confusion calculation, or more simply, just focus a bit more toward infinity by 1.5 stop approx. Your then good for huge prints.

I was watching Thomas Heaton struggling with this camera, but you seem to have it all figured out. Amazing, beautiful images.

Amazing

Epic

I ask myself why Fujifilm has not developed a similar cámera but now Digital (with a big sensor).

Absolutely beautiful images breathtaking

wow

Says a lot when I kept pausing because I wanted to look longer. Well done.

Really professional look very impressed thanks for sharing your images

🇨🇦 Keep at it! 😁

Drum scanner?

Well Lee very interesting, I have a GX617 with a 90mm lens and I was wondering about the exposure with the center filter. I did an experiment, I put the Fuji center filter on my digital camera in spot metering mode and I found the filter causes a 1(one) stop reduction in light. No idea why Fuji says to allow 2 stops of compensation. Good pick up. I will now change the way I shoot with it, I thought my B&W”s we're a bit overexposed.

Great work I been thinking about a Pano camera shame they are so expensive now, how limiting do you think the Pano camera is?

Hi Lee, wonderful photography. Would you tell me which 1x center ND you use for your 617?

Beautiful images, a lot of work, and obvious passion. Very nice indeed Lee...

Incredible photography!

Fantastic images and beautiful music ! I had a Fuji G617 a decade ago and I sold it thinking I would manage with digital stitching..but I can see what I am missing. The majestic music really complements the video. Looking at where you have been and the effort of producing all these lovely images, I wish you success.

Outstanding work, Lee. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Love 617!!!

Fabulous images.

I recently picked up a GX617/90mm/180mm for a great price from someone who was going 100% digital. Cant wait to use it. Your videos are fantastically educational. The next thing I need to get is a good light meter, I have a Sekonic 358 however it doesn't have a spot meter function and the attachment spot is expensive, rare and 5 degrees which is pretty useless.

You made good use of the camera, very nice images!

Wow, you've seen some unbelievable scenes, and you've done a beautiful job capturing them... I tip my cap to you sir.

Wow.

Un grand merci pour cette présentation magnifique. Très beau travail au service d’une Ecosse si belle. Bonne Continuation.

Breathtaking . I have been shooting medium format for a few years. Nothing to write home about. I am after a GX717 now. Hope to have at least the 105mm lens with it. See if I can kick up the game. Stay safe.

Wonderful work! I have just acquired a GX617, and if I can produce something a fraction as good as these I will be very happy. As an aside, the adagio really is a devastating piece of music, isn't it? First time I've heard it in years and I am quite choked up.

do you sell prints?

Hello, I have to buy the Fuji 617 in front of me, may I ask which movie did you use for the nice pictures? Greetings from Germany. KK

Fantastic shots. Would love to be able to use this camera one day. Beautiful

dopeeeeeee

Tremendous stuff - I was half way through until I realised I was watching stills in a cinema!!!!!!!

Stunning images. Thank you for sharing

Absolutely incredible landscape photos! Congratulations on these beautiful captures!

Hi Lee, what about the 90mm lens with a center filter ND-2X?

Beautiful photos

Stunning photos set to a brilliant soundtrack.

Beautiful images mate, love your work