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Choosing a longer or shorter lens won't solve all of your problems, but it will change working distance from camera to subject -- which will give you more opportunity to light your product...the...
I have one of the earlier finders (when you zoom it all the way out, the image gets really tiny) and I love it -- but I have the Tech IV camera to go with it. Without the camera, owning it...
For what ever reason the old plates can make very beautiful prints, as alluded to by Josh.
One factor might be that glass makes a clearer, flatter base than plastic film. I worked with a couple...
I don't know about your Cambo camera, but I have considered the Gowlandflex for the same purpose. I think you would be better off with a camera like my Linhof Tech IV (with rangefinder and multi ...
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<i>"Those who buy WV wouldn't normally buy Rolls Most call it a VW -- Bob Salomon (bobsalomon@mindspring.com), April 16, 2001.
Wow, Bob, making fun of people's typing skills -- you're pretty...
Some asked earlier, "If a standard board works on a given camera, would a recessed board provide any improvement in terms of camera movements? Would these improvements (if any) be significant enough...
I have my own "hand picked" system. I buy what lenses I can when I can. I shoot with them, sometimes 100s of times, and then decide if I want to keep them. I currently have lenses from several...
Glass plates are a special order item at BH --- VERY expensive. If your goal is to increase resolution, rather than shoot 4x5 glass plates, I'd cheat by shooting 8x10 film and enlarging less. ...
I have the 90mm f6.8 Linhof and I love it despite it's limitations -- with bw film at f22 it is equal to or better than my 90 f8 Caltar. I have a couple shots ruined where I tried to shift too...
I would tend to blame your lens. If you shot 16 sheets and EVERY SINGLE ONE had it, I think the "popping film" is less likely. Borrow a second lens and next expedition shoot the same picture with...