Where to buy an 8*10 camera in europe?

[stehei]

Dear All,

I work on 4*5 inch but am planning to move up,
I'm a bit confused on where to find an 8*10 camera that won;t
break the bank. Does anybody have some reliable adresses?

Would be most gratefull for any help,
great forum btw, been reading a lot!

regards

stefan

[walter23]

ebay? Watch out for an old monorail or wood folder.

[Ash]

Stefan what country are you in? UK? France? Germany? I think your location will play a role - other members local to you may be able to help with more exact retailers

I'm in the UK so I only know of some UK sites with LF gear and I wouldn't know for, say, Belgium.

[Emmanuel BIGLER]

In France I know 3 mail-order LF dealers plus at least one shop in Paris, Boulevard Beaumarchais where you can find 10"x8" cameras.

[Geert]

I'm in the UK so I only know of some UK sites with LF gear and I wouldn't know for, say, Belgium.

Film OK, but no cameras, new that is. Secondhand is a possibility in Brussels.

G

[Jordan]

"Taos Photographic" or something like that which I believe is in France. It seems like they have a very impressive selection.

[gary mulder]

http://www.greiner-photo.de/

http://www.fotoabro.nl/

[stehei]

Hello,

THanks for the info,
I live in the netherlands,
what I'm looking for is a view camera
that can be folded, no need for
tilt and shift,

don;t mind if it need to be fixed, I have
some friends of mine are really good with
metal and wood!

regards

stefan

btw, here are some samples of my work:

www.stefanheijdendael.com

[PaulBremer]

www.plaubel.com is a dealer in Frankfurt/Main for Plaubel, Horseman and Toyo products.

[Nick_3536]

Hello,

THanks for the info,
I live in the netherlands,
what I'm looking for is a view camera
that can be folded, no need for
tilt and shift,

don;t mind if it need to be fixed, I have
some friends of mine are really good with
metal and wood!

regards

stefan

btw, here are some samples of my work:

www.stefanheijdendael.com

You don't want tilt or shift? Have them make you a box camera. With no movements it's very easy.