Chamonix 20x24 convertible is here.

[Tri Tran]

Dear Friends
Finally the wait is over. The 20x24 Chamonix landed here last week safe and sound. I took a few snap shots for your viewing. The camera measured 27 inches all around ( 4 inches compared with the non convertible one). Here‘s my configuration
20x24 Dark Walnut wood convertible with single bellow length at 45 inches weight 35 lbs
Bellow extension can go up to 65 inches with carbon fiber extension.
Standard Toyo lens board Carbon Fiber.
All 3/8 tripod holes.
Again,thanks to Hugo and Hass ( the Chamonix owner) for their time to coordinate all this and make it happen, great packaging, S& H and the opportunity to own this beauty . If you wish to see more detail pictures please let me know and I will try to post some more. Time to test it out. Cheers.

[Tri Tran]

Pictures here.

[Rick Olson]

Tri ...

Nice. What a treat. My 8 x 20 is starting to feel small. Maybe time for a 12 x 20!

Enjoy it.


Rick

[Ken Lee]

The photos that you have attached, are rather small. It would be great to see the details.

[Tri Tran]

The photos that you have attached, are rather small. It would be great to see the details.

Ken, I don't know why I couldn't post it bigger. I will try again later.

[ericantonio]

Pictures here.

This thing is HUGE!!!
Orange County? We are neighbors! I live in Woodbridge....
That thing is going to make my 4x5 (coming in July) look like a pimple.

[Tri Tran]

hope this helps.

[Mike Castles]

Congratulations Tri, you must be very proud and excited. I for one can not wait to see what beautifull work you will make with it.

[Asher Kelman]

Congratulations Tri, you must be very proud and excited. I for one can not wait to see what beautifull work you will make with it.

I second these good wishes! I hope to see this in person soon. If we do nudes with this, she could almost walk out of the picture! So what lenses do you have for this and how much extension will you need for indoor figure studies and headshots?

Asher

[Don Hutton]

I remember telling you ULF was a disease....!!!

Looks awesome Tri - I am certain that you will do some fabulous work with it.