The CANON 5DMkII camera body sits on an very solid BERLEBACH wooden
tripod with an built-in ball head! The prism finder holder is made by an former small Bavarian company name ZOERKENDOERFER in Munich, and is very practical to use for long telephoto shots on an tripod. The telephoto lens, is an 6x6 medium format lens with an 2x converter, adapted to the CANON body! It's an very rare 6x6 ARSAT 5,6/500mm tephoto lens, made in the Ukraine!
Thank you very much, if you like my photos, which I am now, make with SONY cameras! But I am using still 6x6 medium lenses adapted onto my SONY's!
The series of shots posted on Ag2Si are small but still show a 3D look, and what appears to be very good color contrast. In the picture of your rig, it seems to be solid as a tank. I'm intrigued about the rear screen viewer on the back, and what lens you have attached? I enjoy your images so thank you for posting.
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tripod with an built-in ball head! The prism finder holder is made by an former small Bavarian company name ZOERKENDOERFER in Munich, and is very practical to use for long telephoto shots on an tripod. The telephoto lens, is an 6x6 medium format lens with an 2x converter, adapted to the CANON body! It's an very rare 6x6 ARSAT 5,6/500mm tephoto lens, made in the Ukraine!
Thank you very much, if you like my photos, which I am now, make with SONY cameras! But I am using still 6x6 medium lenses adapted onto my SONY's!