Some suggestions on how to choose your ULF camera format.

**angusparker** · 20-Feb-2016, 10:04

Thank you all for your comments to date. I've updated the blog post to reflect most of your suggestions. Hopefully the post can guide people to the right ULF choice for them. Best, Angus

http://www.angusparkerphoto.com/blog...format-for-you

**photojeff3200** · 9-May-2016, 05:30

Knowing how large you want to shoot without going over in size is also something to consider. That's a hard one to predict without actually shooting though. I converted an 8x10 B&J camera into a 12x20 camera but found that I just love shooting 12x12 plates. So now I have too big of a camera (and too heavy) but dont want to make another.

**angusparker** · 11-May-2016, 22:24

Originally Posted by photojeff3200

Knowing how large you want to shoot without going over in size is also something to consider. That's a hard one to predict without actually shooting though. I converted an 8x10 B&J camera into a 12x20 camera but found that I just love shooting 12x12 plates. So now I have too big of a camera (and too heavy) but dont want to make another.

Good point