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Thread: Greetings from South/West Australia

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    retrogrouchy
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    Re: Greetings from South/West Australia

    I'd still like 65-75mm in terms of the FOV it achieves but I'm getting the impression that there are a number of technical issues with going that wide (centre filters, bag bellows, etc) that will make it hard. Might have to start with 90mm.

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    Lachlan 717
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    Re: Greetings from South/West Australia

    Let me know if you're heading to Melb and I can show you some different lenses in situ.

    Or, if I'm heading to Adelaide with work, I can let you know and bring some kit...
    Lachlan.

    You miss 100% of the shots you never take. -- Wayne Gretzky

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    retrogrouchy
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    Re: Greetings from South/West Australia

    Well, I finally got to take a shot and this week, I got my scanner back. I don't have the other neg shot at the same time but with tilt and therefore (theoretically) a focused horizon unlike this one. It was with a borrowed camera (thankyou Ervin); I still haven't got my own yet as other things are making demands on my finances and time

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    Re: Greetings from South/West Australia

    welcome, from one Australian to another....

    Regards, Len


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    Re: Greetings from South/West Australia

    Hi and welcombe to another Ozie,
    I have a Tachihara 4x5 and I use a 65mm nikkor and am able to get a small amount of front rise and tilt, I love this little lens and is my Favorite one, its mounted on a recessed lens board,the Tachihara is a great camera as well,
    hope that helps & good luck
    Cheers Brian

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