Search:

I'm in search of a wide angle lens for my digital slr/LF project. I have a toyo rear standard with my Sigma SD14 mounted and a horizontal rail underneath to give xy stitching. With my 44mm lens...

Hi Jim,

Thanks for the offer. I don't think I'll need to borrow one but if you or anyone else knows of a rear element for sale I would be interested in hearing about that. I have a line on one...

thanks for the info on "cf" I wondered what it was called.

In any case I still have a lens with a xenotar 135mm front element and an unknown back element somewhat bigger than a xenotar 135mm back...

Not sure what "cf" mount is. It came with the two elements in the linhof compur shutter.

I should have said the target was bigger not the image. On the 150 the target was about 1/3 of the...

Some time ago I got a xenotar 135 enlarging lens. Later I got what was supposed to be a linhof select 135. I noticed when comparing the two that the linhof rear capsule was larger and thought...

Hi Chris,

I had that one made and the machinist who helped me said he would never do another but any good machinist can. The issues are for 8x10 that even with a full frame sensor you're going to...

Well here it is: SVC (Sigma View Camera) final Generation.

It consists of an Olympus Microscope stage with geared movement in the X and Y directions, sliding across the back of an alloy plate the...

It's about time but too late for me. I've been doing this with a horizontal rail and a front standard with rise from an old LF camera for some time. I'm now in the middle of making a new back based...

Yes, I have the same problem. Also limits the min focal length. I can use an 80mm zeiss planar in shutter at infinity but that is about it.

I built my own front end, an adventure in itself, for my Sigma SD10. I have about 12-15cm x and y movements for the camera while the lens remains fixed. I used a bronical tilt/shift/swing/rise\fall...