How Many LF Formats Do You Use/Own?

[sgelb]

120:
rollei 2.8D (i heart this thing)

3x4:
graflex slr

4x5:
cambo wide 900
graflex SLR
speed graphic

8x10
deardorff

have around 7 lenses?

[Alan Davenport]

Just the one format: 4x5.
Two cameras: Tachi and Calumet 540.
Three lenses: 90, 150, 254.

I also have a 120 roll film back (6x7) but that isn't LF...

[Michael_4514]

8x10 An old Empire State with a bad light leak.

18 x 24 cm Something German (Meyer Gorlitz maybe), on a large wooden tripod that weighs about a ton. Takes fine pictures though.

4 x 5. Using mainly an Arca Discovery. Have another Arca, a couple old Calumets, a Linhof Technika, and the usual assortment of Graphics.

3 x 4 Speed Graphic that I've never shot.

[Jon Wilson]

35mm, Medium format 4.5 x 6 (Bronica)and 6x6 (Bronica) and 6x9 (Horsman Back w/ Tachihara), 4x5, 5x7, 8x10, and 11x14. numerous lens....just shy of the number Jim Galli has [not counting his "special" ones]...I just don't have the time to use them as much.

[CamShaw74]

Two formats, three cameras.

4x5 - Wista 45VX & Crown Graphic Special
Half-plate - Thornton Pickard Imperial triple extension

[Tin Can]

I use some

I repair some

Some I fondle

[John Kasaian]

These days, 8x10. Some 5x7.

[Michael Graves]

2x3 Graflex RB
3x4 Graflex RB
4x5 Several different models
5x7 three different models
8x10 A field and a monorail

The only camera that gives me "format confusion" is the 8x10 Horseman, because it's controls are a bit different. I only use it as a studio camera, since it weights about 8000 pounds (give or take a couple of tons), but I seldom get much opportunity these days. I might have to take up still life just to use it.

[Havoc]

4 x 5: Wista 45N, 45D and a pinhole camera
3-1/4 x 4-1/4: National Photocolor 3T44
6.5 x 9 : Devin Tricolor (but that's MF I guess)

I do have some 5x7 holders around but no camera to put them in Maybe make a pinhole one day.

[Greg]

120
Pentax 67II (fisheye - 500mm)
Noblex PRO 6/150 UX
FUJI GSW690III
Agfa Isolette
Mottweiler P.90 (pan pinhole)

4x5
Sinar Norma + X (65mm - 600mm)

whole plate
Chamonix (90mm SAXL - 600mm)

8x10
Sinar Norma + Chamonix (120mm - 600mm)
pinhole box

11x14
Chamonix (5.9" - 27")
pinhole box

In the winter I pretty much only shoot 120. Come spring through the fall, I use the largest format that I can easily carry to the location. I always carry with me a Linhof multifocus finder with equivalent lenses for 4x5 to 11x14 formats marked on it. "format confusion"... nope. Shoot with only one film: FP4 PLUS which greatly simplifies things.