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Hi Kim,
They fit, but to be on the safe side you would also need 13x18 film ( ADOX and FomaPan comes to mind, the others are scarce )

Regards, Stefan

Managed the first two shots today with the Travelwide, but forgot to stop down the lens, so I shot the Angulon wide open :D. Actually, that leads me to my only problem with this setup : I am having a...

Hi Andreas, that combo of 90/8 SA and Travelwide is looking good ;). Currently I only have the older Angulon for the TW and would keep the SA for a 4x5 with movements :).
I'm East of Frankfurt, so...

Yes, I read about the problems that high humidity are causing to the materials used and what Ben proposed - either forced drying or dehumidifying. My cam was in the play room of our son, where it is...

True,it's a cold one :)
I'll mount it on the tripod and try to see where I land with the plastic stuff it came with, as I don' plan to use it other than for P&S with big film ;), otherwise I might...

Hm, not sure anyone still uses one of these, but I would like to put some sheets trough mine - never used it since I got it. I was wondering if you guys have somehow calibrated the focus on yours. I...

I am relieved that I'm not the only one taking pictures with various cameras and formats :D. I think I will still keep the possibility to shoot both 4x5 and 5x7 on the Horseman since I would actually...

Hello together,

Not sure where to post this, so I went with the camera forum. I was wondering if you are shooting more than one format. The reason I do ask is because I have one Bessa I...

One of the reasons for going Sinar was exactly the "Lego" type of the system that allows for one the build of a relatively light camera with the F standards and a bag bellows for the 90 and 180mm...

Hello together

I'm currently using a Sinar F that I put together and have a 4x5 back on it. I would like to try a negative a little bit bigger to be able to use alt type printing and was thinking...

Hm, strange thing : my Globegistics site only states :
10/2/2015 11:20 PM Enroute To Regional Processing Facility Globegistics, US
Since then, no new entry - has the package now left them or not ?...

Hm, I don't know if it is because of this announcement, but a SN 3.1xx.xxx Angulon 90/6.8 in good working condition just sold on devil bay here in Germany for 262 EUR, that is about 100 more than...

Great news, I hope that everything works out fine and we can get a minimalistic simple and lightweight cam for 100$, or even a little bit more :)

I expect the problem to happen after the exposure, at a certain moment when something is happening. It happens pretty much in the same place in the frame, and since it is vertical I expect it to...

Hello Steve,
It looks like this :
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3463/3295029561_04d9d2eca8.jpg
Even if it is not strong due to post processing of the scan, depending on subject and light it can...

I am having a problem with my 6x9 Horseman roll film holder that is showing by an overexposed thin vertical line and I think it is because of the dark slide of the holder that is not exactly...

As Aender said, one choice is to get them scanned on a decent scanner by some qualified guys. I got my oldtimer Heidelberg Saphir Ultra II for 30EUR, and resolution is about 24MP - that is about what...

That is what I was thinking, since I knew that there was a Sinar named C as you described. The asymmetric construction is a little in my way. I'll See what can be done - if not, it will become a full...

Hello everybody,

I am trying to put together a Sinar system and have a little question : what is the difference between a front and a rear bearer ? I have something that seems to be a front...

I am also coming from digital in the last few years, and by now I have a 6x4.5, a 6x9 and a 4x5 plus a DSLR. I like the negatives I get from my 6x9 and 4x5, but I would not try to shoot pictures of...

Well, I'm also new to shooting LF. For some time I wanted to and got myself a Sinar F, but I only managed to put the camera on tripod and play around with it without shooting one shot, so I sold it....

I'm not an expert here, but I think getting a P rear bearer and a conversion kit will do. You will then have a C camera, F front and P back. I would guess it is the cheapest way for you to get the...

Well, for the large big volume market Marko is right - the snapshots are digital, made a lot more than in film days, not printed and probably not seen again after two weeks, simply because they are...

You should be able to make it work the same way I could make the Saphir Ultra work. With a SCSI card and vuescan. I think it is supported. The old SCSI cards are good enough. They are recognised by...

Hm, don't know about you guys, but the title "future of 4x5 and 8x10 film" somehow is not reflected in the last part of this thread. Maybe we should leave the digital vs. film in small formats topic...

It depends on what you want from art in general and photgraphy in particular. I am sure that there are people out there that find nothing in Ansel Adams. So it really is something personal and about...

No offence Marko, but you can, of course still shoot the D30 and the Rebel XT, but by todays standards they both are "obsolete". Of course, for you they do the job, but other than that they are not...

Kind of found the problem I had - at least one of them. With the lid off, I found that the lower carriage would not move at all. The ready LED would blink, unless you set the scanning part close to...

Well, it seems as if the problem comes from the lid, since disconnecting this one results in only two LED's on ( power and ready, of course no TA ), but nothing is makeing any crazy sounds anymore....

Well, the two locking devices on the lid and the big one on the main body are in unlocked position. Other than the strange blinking LED's that don't tell me nothing, I have no way to know what the...

Hello everybody,

I'm kind of desperate here. I got myself an old Saphir Ultra II scanner, for scanning 4x5. I have a SCSI controller in my PC that is seen by Windows XP. Now, I connected the...

One of the problems is that over here in Germany I did not find many motor bases, that is one of the reasons I wanted to avoid them if possible. The problem with the inversion is that I think that...

I read about FP4 and HP5 being some better beginner films than the Delta 100. The reason I asked is because I still have some rolls left of Delta 100 and 400 and wanted to first try these out, since...

Ok, so I am about to start developing on my own. I plan to start with roll film, shot with the Horseman back and then go to 4x5. After all, that is my final destination and that is why I got my LF...

I don't really shoot LF yet, so I have no experience yet in shooting portraits with LF but the talk about it is something I could not resist. I think many of us saw many great portraits done with LF...

Well, not quite. The calculation above states that you get your 4x5 with one frame on the digital camera. If you would be able to make a copy stand and a 1:1 macro lens, you would get about 20 frames...

Ok, I'll try the img tags with flickr. Hope this works for everybody :
- the great fogging on the last image
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3347/3295029607_25c1c57107.jpg
- the vertical line on...

Well, after I got my negatives back, I noticed two more problems. One is a vertical line that comes trough almost all of the images :
http://www.stefanlungu.net/mff/vertical.jpg
and one problem at...

Hello everybody,

After putting up my Crown ( some tape on some dubious bellows parts, stripping the leather and letting the wood shine - hope you don't mind ) I wanted to do some test shots with...

Well, after trying again with my not so good wrench and the recesses board, I finaly could get the SA off that one and on to the original Crown board. The shutter it is in is a Synchro-Compur shutter...