Show off your Large Format camera!

[Emil Schildt]

Looks like there is space for another one in that picture!


Steve.

indeed - and I have my eyes out....

[IanG]

indeed - and I have my eyes out....

You'll be able to look better Emil if you put your eyes back in

Have you thought of buying the Gandolfi company from Eddie Mees, he doesn't seem interested in it . . . . . . . . . .

Ian

[soeren]

Hmm Schildt-Gandolfi Cameras? Sounds good to me
Best regards

[jp]

Anachronism time...
Ebay item 181080235530 Carbon Fiber Lensboard (I'm pleased with it)
4x5 speed graphic; Anniversary body with Pacemaker standard and rails (with standard reversed for proper tilt)
B&L Planatograph lens (RR design I've read)

Went out shooting this combination today. Scans in a couple of days.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/1375969...n/photostream/

[cepwin]

Very nice! And you got the Ansel Adams thing going on...using your roof as a platform for shooting

My camera is Linhof Master Technika - the tripod extension under the camera is my Land Rover Defender - the journey to remote locations in the eastern Sierra Nevada, White mountains and Inyo mountains, is half the fun of capturing my images. - my truck is sort of an extension (or accessory) of the camera!

Len

[cepwin]

This is my first LF camera....just getting to learn how to use it...its a Crown Graphic special.

[Jac@stafford.net]

Attachment 93749

Super wide 4x5 using 47mm F/5.6. Super-Angulon in focusing helix. Ground glass back. Deadly accurate.

The best wide LF I have ever been lucky to build. It will be on that big auction as part of my estate settlement near New Years 2013.

Oh, the auction will include the original Veriwide lens donor along with centre filter and rare Nikor lens shades, filters and so-forth.

[Dan Fromm]

It will be on that big auction as part of my estate settlement near New Years 2013.

I take it you're finally getting around to planning for your demise, only four months and change after the fact. Isn't it wonderful that this forum is open to all, including the recently deceased?

[Jac@stafford.net]

Dan, you made my ghostly day.

[EdSawyer]

nice! NH has a lot to offer, though not on the scale of the west of course. Still, a great place to be, I enjoy living here a lot. Bartlett is about an hour and a half from here. Some nice stuff up that way, Mt. Washington, Crawford Notch, Conway/N.Conway, etc. Enjoy!

I sold that lot and replaced it with one much closer to sea level in Bartlett, New Hampshire. The White Mountain National Forest and moose rut will serve as my photographic material after relocating there.