Some early results. I am finally beginning to see the advantage of these files. The natural colour just comes so easily, and there is some meat in them, even outside ideal parameters. The Sony A7, which I also shoot, is also very good (in a different way of course), but I have to deal with a bunch of little issues with those files.
Sinar Hy6, eMotion 75LV, Schneider 40/3.5 @ f/8, 29s, ISO 100. The Schneider doesn't have the same micro-contrast as Zeiss lenses, but it is sharp when stopped down a little! Long exposures isn't really the forté of this back, but with a touch of noise reduction, it does okay.
Another one, same camera/lens combination, 1/15s, f/8. I missed focus slightly, but there was enough meat in the file to bring it back.
I cannot imagine how much work is required to cover a house like this with slate! Incredible workmanship.
By the way, these were both shot in Goslar, Germany, at the north edge of the Harz.
