My Ebony 45SU
Jesse
My Ebony 45SU
Jesse
Ah, Jess so that's who you abandoned your Tech 2000 for!
Please email me - my inbox is always full.. (press ALT and click on my name, then select "Send email to Uri A"). Thanks!
Uri,
guilty as charged
Jesse
I couldn't resist this thread :-) Here's my Toyo 810M Field camera.
This is at the White Crack campground along the White Rim Trail in Canyonlands, Utah.
-Leon
this is he beggining..
sinar F2 with 210mm f 4,5 on COPAL 3
almond tree plantation at 70km from mediteranean coast of Spain.
Century # 5
5 x 7 Studio camera fully restored. I bought this from a forum member here about a year and half ago, it was full of wood putty, holes, and cracks. ( I knew this when I bought it) --But the bellows were Nice
A good friend of mine had it for four days, totally took it apart made a new bottom, sanded, refinished it----It cost me a bottle of crown royal---I think it was worth it
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Century Grand Studio Outfit No. 5
Mfg: Century Camera Company
Location: Rochester, New York
Model: Grand Studio Outfit No. 5
Category: Studio Camera
Production Dates: 1900 - 1907
Film: Glass Plates
Description:
For the photographer who conducts a branch studio at the beach or summer resort, where the work is confined to small prints and post cards, the Century Outfit No 5 is unquestionably the most complete and serviceable equipmetn of its kind that has ever been produced. The Outfit consists of camera with sliding back, lens, stand and double plate holder.
Space is a valuable consideration in such galleries, and the outfit by its very simplicity will handle the crowd with great rapidity and accuracy. The outfit is neatly finished in hard wood.
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THE CAMERA. - A 5x7 portrait camera, having 14 inch bellows, swing back, sliding plate holder, carrier and new micrometer focusing device is supplied wiht the N0. 5 outfit. Teh camera back is reversible, and accomodates regular 5x7 double plates holders. An automatic locking arrangement secures the back in three positions, permitting on, two, or four exposures on a 5x7 plate. Size of the lens board is 6 3/4 x 6 3/4 in.
THE LENS. - The lens is a Bausch & Lomb portrait lens , working at F:5, and equipped with iris diaphram; it has a focal length of 10 in. and produces portraits of remarkable brilliancy.
CAMERA STAND. — The stand is substanially made of hard wood, richly finished, and equipped with a raising and lowering device, which is positive in its action, and automatically locks the stand at any desired elevation. A new gravity tilting device is an exclusive feature of this stand.
Reference for: 1902
Century Studio Outfit No. 5, including Century 5x7 Portrait Camera, and Universal Holder, No. 5
5 x 7 Century Camera Stand - $40.00
Any body have that stand for sell
http://www.historiccamera.com/cgi-bi...ogin=century_5
Last edited by johnschlicher; 12-Mar-2010 at 09:44. Reason: more info
Here's my homemade 8x10 out in the field - still trying to get a grip on that blasted X-Ray film!!!
Simply beautiful John. Like new!
New to me Ebony (on the right...)
One Century Grand deserves another. I had to buy this red bellows one to get the lens. But I'm starting to like the camera....anyone want to buy my old Century No. 2?
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