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    Re: ULF fantasy camera

    Quote Originally Posted by dimento View Post
    Incidentally here's a pic of Alastair Thain with one of his cameras: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stojanka/326082138/ and some of his work: http://metro.co.uk/2008/07/21/photog...tories-292489/ I think the film stock he uses is now very difficult to get hold of.
    Interesting. How does he deal with parallax?

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    Re: ULF fantasy camera

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    Re: ULF fantasy camera

    Maybe that's a slider.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dan Fromm View Post
    Interesting. How does he deal with parallax?

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    Re: ULF fantasy camera

    @Dan, not got to see him in action, he's built at least three or 4 of these things, one of which is a wide-angle which he took to Bosnia post-Balkans War, along with Tom Stoddart (well known photojournalist) the landscapes he has made with the camera are pretty amazing too. He's also used one to photograph children affected by the Bhopal disaster in India, here's some work, I think the most recent images (Matt Damon) are shot digitally: http://bonakdarcleary.com/alastair-thain/

    thanks for all the other replies, plenty food for thought

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    Re: ULF fantasy camera

    dimento,
    here's how I did it:

    http://www.largeformatphotography.in...DIY-ULF-Camera

    I eventually constructed a second base rail of 25-28 inches as I typically used lenses of 300mm, 480mm, and 610mm.

    Michael

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