Horseman made a vast array of accessories for their view cameras. For example, this extension back for the FA allows use of non-telephoto lenses in the 300 to 450 range.
Horseman made a vast array of accessories for their view cameras. For example, this extension back for the FA allows use of non-telephoto lenses in the 300 to 450 range.
Here is Horseman's official compatibility list (click on it and download if your browser renders the thumbnail as a black box):Originally Posted by rfesk
I think some here like to brag about their 50# camera bags! Not me. Both my 5x7 and 4x5 kits each weigh about 10 pounds not counting the tripod.
Some people carry tripods that weigh more than everything else! They should definitely add the tripod to their bragging rights!
While not a traditional field camera per se, how about a Canham DLC45-2?
How would that compare, for field use, with a Technika?
Buy it KEH is wonderful
https://www.keh.com/k-b-canham-4x5-d...BoCz8QQAvD_BwE
Tin Can
Yes, I agree, KEH is wonderful, but how about the camera? Is it wonderful too?
Very few know as they are handmade and rare
You tell us!
Tin Can
One excursion, another thread on roll film view cameras… OP needs more experience before making the wrong decision. Weight is not the only thing that contributes to a camera being a pain. Either stick with the F2 for a while or get a new Chamonix.
Maybe so - 15# with my tripod!
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