The fastest 4x5 camera ever!!!

**Robbie Shymanski** · 28-Nov-2011, 19:18

Originally Posted by Nathan Potter

Crude but functional. I hope you don't attempt any sophisticated home improvement projects if this is an example of your woodworking skills.

Nate Potter, Austin TX.

Hmmm... I'm not finding an emotocon here that says 'bite me'.

**jnanian** · 28-Nov-2011, 19:33

that looks like fun

**jayabbas** · 28-Nov-2011, 20:02

Point that baby at your neighbors house and wait for the reaction!

**munz6869** · 28-Nov-2011, 23:30

That is awesome - I have an old Barco lens from a large venue LCD projector at work that weighs about 10kg - I knew I'd kept that for a reason. I am inspired...

Marc!

**Corran** · 30-Nov-2011, 14:34

Cool!! Advertise the images a bit and you might be able to sell the other two lenses for a gob of money!

**dave_whatever** · 30-Nov-2011, 14:38

Originally Posted by jayabbas

Point that baby at your neighbors house and wait for the reaction!

or rock up outside a New York skyscraper and time how long it takes the sirens and blue lights to start.

**Robbie Shymanski** · 3-Dec-2011, 09:52

There. Finally loaded some paper into a holder and threw it into this beast. The negative and print are #2 Slavich Unibrom 160, because was around. The neg was pre-flashed and I rate it four stops bellow ISO 6. I exposed it for a minute in a dim corner of my shop. Standard paper development in Dektol 1:2. The scan of the print gives no justice.

**David R Munson** · 3-Dec-2011, 10:00

Oh man that looks cool. So jealous!

**jayabbas** · 3-Dec-2011, 10:27

You got the drag racers spirit -" run what ya brung". I like it because you just whipped it up fast without the usual techno -perfection drama that pervades a lot of photography. Great image !