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Hi Hasselbladfan,

I thought you were speaking about the planarity of the sensor and the extension tube and lens. But you're speaking about having the subject and the sensor perfectly parallel isn't it ? This, it was ok when I shot this image... 

DNG with the embedded previews updated.

Are DNG embedded previews lossy jpegs or a lossless format?

i'm selling my mamiya 35mm/3.5  -  excellent condition.
630,oo euro + shipping.

mamiya af 45mm/2.8 good condition
400,00 euro + shipping

mamiya af 150mm/3,5 good condition
280,00 euro

mamiya 50mm shift, excellent condition
420,00 euro

mamiya af auto extension tube na 401, hardly ever used
200,00 euro

all the lenses were used with filters, no dust, no scratches on the glass.

berlin/germany

#2 started to work for me after I discovered the house and the winded road. Unfortunately that house hasn't the red roof like the house in #1. To be honest I would be tempted ... but I know that nowadays this is a no-go

...especially when working with lawyers and blending the results... 

Surely that should have read ...especially when working with lawyers and bending the results...

That is what we used to do with film but there were many issues that are better with DC like registration and braceting exposure on each component without having to start the sequence over again with a new sheet of film. I still like film for many things but NOT a shoot like this. I apologize for misinterpreting your statement. It didn't sound like you actually.

For example here:

http://www.adorama.com/HM23203.html  (USA)

or here (Germany)
http://plaubel.com/

It seems the Komamura website has been transformed to Kenko JP.
They really build cool stuff and their cameras are totally underrated and unfortunately they lack a real good international saleschannel.

I was always a big fan of them.

Greetings from Germany
Stefan

I tried to find fault for about 8 seconds then gave in to liking it a lot when I couldn't find that one little bit of abberation.

I dinked with it back and forth...level horizonatally or centered vertically..and went with equal spacing side to side setting the center point...in the center. I'll look at it again.

I agree. Love the way the light worked.