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Thanks, but not sure I quite follow. Have already tried focusing on the glass using a straight loupe, but the glass that comes with the camera is not designed for this (and barely allows confirmation...

Guessing is tough, though, with such a limited depth of field, no? I wonder whether there is an algorithm the mark the intermediate distances.

Mounting ground glass and marking the distance with a marker is exactly what I was feared as the only solution. (And I agree that it is annoying how hard it is to read the numbers, but that's a less...

Having finally gotten an accurate external rangefinder, I have a new problem in focusing a Wanderlust precisely: the distance guide on the camera itself. The marked distances are significantly...

Once I reversed the locking ring everything improved. The concavity of the ring centered the lens and then, given the elevation of the wring, scissors were able easily to grip where the spanner could...

Great suggestion. I'll give this a shot. Thanks.

Thanks for responding. But that's of course the first thing I tried, because it is what the instructions recommend. Doesn't hold tight enough.

Thanks for responding. But as I mentioned in my original post, I have an adjustable spanner wrench (the very one you recommend), but when sized to fit the lens the wrench does not go deep enough into...

Just received a Wanderlust 4x5 camera and I'm pleased with the design with one exception: it's difficult to fasten the Angulon 90mm lens so that it doesn't shift around when handling. I have an...

In New York, Penumbra Foundation, but I just checked, and that's the same recommendation you've already received: Frank Rubio.