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I can strongly second what Paul says. I have had my Wehman for about 3 years now. It replaced a heavy wood 8x10. The Wehman is lighter, folds more compactly, and gives me no worries about its...

We had some fun with this one. I certainly appreciate all the conceptual and subjective differences between film and digital, and obviously the contrast of compact camera vs. LF rig. For me, and I...

Although I do own a digital camera, I am tired of friends that know about my add iction to LF photography telling me about the next break-through in the digital world, and how it just makes film more...

Allen: Within one hour, you can get to the Great Salt Lake (south shore near I-80) or Antelope Island via the causeway. The far west or southern areas of the Salt Lake valley may still preserve some...

So far, I have been able to handle temps down to about -20F without too much trouble. I have never had problems icing up the GG (maybe I don't breath hard enough?), so I can't help with that. The...

Jeremy: I have been using a Komura 210 for about 20 years, mostly for 4x5 and occasionally for 8x10 (which it will barely cover at small apertures). Its a great, compact lens that delivers good,...

I also own a Komura 210, and have used it for 4x5 for years with happy results. I have tried it recently for 8x10, and it seems to cover out to the corners, so it should be just fine for 5x7.

Tony: Another vote for the Wehman 8x10. At 12 pounds it does weigh more, but it will survive the day (week?) in your back pack. As for the ground glass, the front base extension swings up and...

Let me second the endorsement of the Wehman 8x10, and expand a bit here. I have been using one for about 3 months and flat love it. In some ways the design is non-traditional, and it will never...

Let me suggest a variation on tray processing that I came up with years ago when I started down the large format path. I took some cheap 8x10 plastic trays that have subtle ribs on the bottom. I...