my burke and james 8x10, the 4x5 has found a new home since this shot was taken, i have all 3 backs for it, and a split back for 5x7
my burke and james 8x10, the 4x5 has found a new home since this shot was taken, i have all 3 backs for it, and a split back for 5x7
"WOW! Now thats a big camera. By the way, how many megapixels is that thing?"
My Zone VI 4x5 Field Camera, My Toyo 45G and my Deardorff 8x10 Commercial Series Studio Camera SC10.
Seldom see a Studio 8x10 Dearforff! How do you get it to stick to the wall? That would be great for storing mine...
Actually, I am considering bolting a old tripod to the wall for an unusual way to show off a never used tripod and camera. (not kidding) I'm out of floor space.
Originally Posted by Primo I.
My Zone VI 4x5 Field Camera, My Toyo 45G and my Deardorff 8x10 Commercial Series Studio Camera SC10.
So, sorry but I'm in this one as well!
We need you inside it for a better sense of scale, I have seen the construction images.
This is the 14x17 right? It looks bigger!
Hi and sorry, but I am a little confused by your question regarding making it stick to the wall. It does look like it is on the wall but it's actually on a Century No. 1A stand. I rarely use the middle bellows attachment (originally it was used by the Hamilton Standard for macro photography). It fits great on the Century Stand. It originally came on a Folmer No. 2 Laboratory stand. Here are a few pictures of that stand and a picture of the camera before I restored it back into working condition..
This is beautiful! Wow! It's always a pleasure to be inspired!
One of these days I will find a Folmer # 2 Lab stand or similar, they are really nice, I bet many are turned into tables. I have a Deardorff S11 that will grace these pages when the new bellows show up...
Hi and sorry, but I am a little confused by your question regarding making it stick to the wall. It does look like it is on the wall but it's actually on a Century No. 1A stand. I rarely use the middle bellows attachment (originally it was used by the Hamilton Standard for macro photography). It fits great on the Century Stand. It originally came on a Folmer No. 2 Laboratory stand. Here are a few pictures of that stand and a picture of the camera before I restored it back into working condition
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Ahhh! That's beautiful!!!
Is that 16x20? Or something else?
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