Show off your Large Format camera!

[Corran]

That might be a pipe dream...

I don't use mine for "typical" LF shooting so it lives happily on the Speed.

[Shawn Dougherty]

It's razor sharp, that's for sure.

If the photo works out, I'll post it here.

I'd say that worked out! Nice work and nice looking camera.

[goamules]

Here are a couple. First is a Kodak 2D 5x7 with a Karl Struss Pictorial lens:



The second, acquired yesterday, is a Century 41 4x5. So clean it feels new, but is 107 years old or so.

[Steven Tribe]

And the first photo would obviously be a/the winner in CCHarrison's competition - if it has been entered!

[jwanerman]

I've finally finished restoring my 5x7 Sinar Norma.

gorgeous!

[Ken Lee]

I had to add a better scan from the image made with the 610 APO Nikkor (see below). Even this one, was made at only 600 spi with the film just lying on the glass.

[Sean Galbraith]

[Andrew O'Neill]

Well, after more than a year the 14x17 is finally finished. Some of it looks nice, lots of it looks like #!@*...especially the bellows. Ground glass is plexi. Sort of looks like a Chamonix, that's because I "borrowed" the design...Used the lens board sliding lock from my old Cambo. Used birch 'cause it's cheap and light. Now I need to check it for light leaks. Then hopefully I can use it to make bigger carbon prints and other alt processes.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Andrew, welcome to 14x17! Nice job! It is a different beast that is for sure. 14x17 carbon's are a challenge that is for sure. I've not gotten one that I'm happy with yet but a couple in the works. Much harder to do but I see the potential. Great job on the camera.

[Andrew O'Neill]

Thanks Jim. I'm up for the challenge!