ive only ever shot 2 rolls of ektar and id didnt gel with me for some reason blacks seemed to fall off too fast maybe its because it fell in a strange middle ground between portras dynamic range and velvias pretty massive contrast maybe i'll get another roll of it sometime and see how i like it in a 6x7
i think it's a love it or hate it kind of film. same with velvia and portra. i personally love the colours it produces. you get sharp blues and sharp reds.
even with 400 speed film im having to be a little careful of shutter speeds with winter light might push the next roll to 1600, though this is really going to be a colour camera once ive used all my hp5
the bigger problem for me shooting 67 handheld is running out of DOF, unless you're into really fast film. Even on 645 I notice it.
This can be the video camera thread too, right? Pretty sure I'm gonna buy one in the next couple days. Looking at the Panasonic TM900. It shoots 1080/60p that looks pretty damned amazing. Might have to upgrade my computer too to edit it though, ugh.
I never found it a problem on 645. I could shoot that handheld down to 1/15th easily. This 67's a bit hit and miss down that low. Not as bad as people say with the mirror slap making it unuseable below 1/125th, but the viewfinder's so dim it's not a low light camera really anyway.