Rochester Universal and 9" Verito. Shooting a little soft focus this afternoon, a nice overcast day, and the camera looked so beautiful I had to take a shot of it. Taken with 1950s Kern Bolex 16mm movie lens.
Rochester Universal and 9" Verito. Shooting a little soft focus this afternoon, a nice overcast day, and the camera looked so beautiful I had to take a shot of it. Taken with 1950s Kern Bolex 16mm movie lens.
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Did you use a 4/3rds sensor with the 16mm lens?
Originally Posted by goamules
Rochester Universal and 9" Verito. Shooting a little soft focus this afternoon, a nice overcast day, and the camera looked so beautiful I had to take a shot of it. Taken with 1950s Kern Bolex 16mm movie lens.
Hi,
Recently I bought Cambo 8x10.
Since is difficult to wear I ordered the box for the dimension. It is hard case and It is possible I to accost to the frame from the rucksack.
Inside the case is the place for holders and other accessories.
Nice tripod!!
I don't have this anymore. This is me in the 80s, and I thought I would post it here just for the interest/shock value. Does anyone know what it is? The part that was cool at the time was how the back panel folded out, and then the back kept extending out from there. Close it all up, and it was just a leather-covered box.
There's a bigger version, if you want a closer look, at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mdarnt...05911/sizes/l/ I wish I still had it--I didn't realize at the time how cool it was--and in pretty good condition, too!
I can read "diffused focus" on the lens in the large version......
Thanks, but I'd rather just watch:
Large format: http://flickr.com/michaeldarnton
Mostly 35mm: http://flickr.com/mdarnton
You want digital, color, etc?: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stradofear
Wow!!!I don't have this anymore. This is me in the 80s, and I thought I would post it here just for the interest/shock value. Does anyone know what it is? The part that was cool at the time was how the back panel folded out, and then the back kept extending out from there. Close it all up, and it was just a leather-covered box.
There's a bigger version, if you want a closer look, at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mdarnt...05911/sizes/l/ I wish I still had it--I didn't realize at the time how cool it was--and in pretty good condition, too!
I can read "diffused focus" on the lens in the large version......
Thanks. Its old, wooden geodetic tripod. I renovated it, I slimmed down a bit - is yet quite heavy but very, very stable. And with Majestic - are withstanding the cambo weight very easy. Worse with carrying on the shoulder.....
I have the 5x7 version of this camera.
Mine has no nameplate, and has a Gundlach Rapid Rectigraphic lens.
I don't have this anymore. This is me in the 80s, and I thought I would post it here just for the interest/shock value. Does anyone know what it is? The part that was cool at the time was how the back panel folded out, and then the back kept extending out from there. Close it all up, and it was just a leather-covered box.
There's a bigger version, if you want a closer look, at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mdarnt...05911/sizes/l/ I wish I still had it--I didn't realize at the time how cool it was--and in pretty good condition, too!
I can read "diffused focus" on the lens in the large version......
It's a pretty slick idea for a field camera: flop down front with track, flop down back with track. It would be fun to figure it out and build one in a more modern style.
Thanks, but I'd rather just watch:
Large format: http://flickr.com/michaeldarnton
Mostly 35mm: http://flickr.com/mdarnton
You want digital, color, etc?: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stradofear
Really struggling with a solution for a tripod combo for the ritter 8x10... Getting frustrated
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