Show off your Large Format camera!

[Jim Andrada]

My "New" (to me) Kodak 2d 5 x 7 that I picked up from another forum member. It seems happy enough in its new home in the Sonoran desert.

Set up with a 480mm Apo-Ronar and front mounted Luc shutter.



In the field - actually just at the end of my street.



And the result. Shot on Portra 160 with the 480 Apo-Ronar, which scanned surprisingly well on the IQsmart 2



I'm just finishing up an adapter that will let me mount lenses in Technika boards on the 2D.

[Kirk Gittings]

Phillips 4x5 210 Symar, Malpais National Monument NM

[martinf5]

oh that's awesome!

[martinf5]

Martin, "oak-in-fog" (link) is not accessible when I try to open it - was it tagged "private" ?

Do you develop the film and then scan, or directly print on paper via an enlarger ?

Thanks for asking,
oak in fog can be found on Ray Bidegain webpage,
I print in my own darkroom with a Fujimoto 4x5" enlarger,
don't have scanner yet.

[dodphotography]

oh that's awesome!

I never thought of throwing a 5.6 plasmat on a 4x5 but this len was given to me as a barter for me selling other items / my time for a close friend.

I shot 810 all through graduate school but after I wrapped up my degree the cost of the format was too much for me to maintain what I thought was a productive amount of work.

[Corran]

Set up the 4x5 Mercury yesterday with my 47mm XL. I needed another front panel so I didn't have to switch out parts with the 2x3 Mercury. Also pictured is the 38mm XL that I can swap on easily by screwing the helical all the way out and switching lenses (that sounds mildly dangerous but the helical is no where close to coming out even when focused down to inches away), as well as my Horseman 6x12 back for panoramic images.

This whole setup is super lightweight, cheap, and effective. It's all 3D printed materials. Finally have a "P&S" type camera for my 47mm - now I just need to go use it .

[Nimrod]

Very nice!

[AlexGard]

Tachihara 8x10
Korona 12x20
Chamonix 11x14


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[dodphotography]

Set up the 4x5 Mercury yesterday with my 47mm XL. I needed another front panel so I didn't have to switch out parts with the 2x3 Mercury. Also pictured is the 38mm XL that I can swap on easily by screwing the helical all the way out and switching lenses (that sounds mildly dangerous but the helical is no where close to coming out even when focused down to inches away), as well as my Horseman 6x12 back for panoramic images.

This whole setup is super lightweight, cheap, and effective. It's all 3D printed materials. Finally have a "P&S" type camera for my 47mm - now I just need to go use it .

That's awesome!


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[andrewch59]

Tachihara 8x10
Korona 12x20
Chamonix 11x14


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I think I am having a bout of camera envy!