Should I Get a 4x5 S. Graphic for 6x7 ?
I have a TLR Rollie B22/El Nikor Arista Cold Lt. I want more Flexibility and Len s changeability. What I'd like to do is buy a Super S. Graphic with 65/135/210 l enses;a D-2 or 4x5 Besler & add a Cold Lt. Maybe way down the road I'd go 4x5. M ain use landscape. Suggestions???
Should I Get a 4x5 S. Graphic for 6x7 ?
The 135mm lens does not have enough coverage for movements when you use 4x5 rather than 6x7; it would be best to try to find a 152 Ektar instead. The Graphic-1000 shutters on some 135 and 270 lenses are prone to failure and almost impossible to repair; more conventional shutters (even without the special electrical connections) are more reliable. Otherwise, I find my Supergraphic an almost perfect landscape camera; I use 4x5 in B&W and 6x7 for color.
Should I Get a 4x5 S. Graphic for 6x7 ?
George didnt say he was using Graphic shutters or lenses. Any reasonably modern 135mm should have plenty of coverage. The Super should be just fine for your needs.
Should I Get a 4x5 S. Graphic for 6x7 ?
You will not have fine focus with the 65mm (with out a recessed board) because the lens standard must be parked inside the body for infinity focus (as you know there are no moving focus rails inside the body).
Should I Get a 4x5 S. Graphic for 6x7 ?
If you want to use the rangefinder with all those different lenses, you will hav e to acquire or make cams for each lens.
See the Graflex site for more details
www.graflex.org