Show off your Large Format camera!

[georg s]

Lots of beautiful cameras...
Here's a peek at my recently re-activated Arca-Swiss.



...shot with M3, Summarit 1.5/50 wide-open, about 1/15sc.

[Caivman]

fancy tripod there Georg S.

:-)

[IanG]

Well it's getting there, just needs a front standard, new bellows and a screen

Ian

[dsim]

Looking forward to seeing the fnished product.

[Mattk]

Century 10A with Pinkham Bi-Quality up front. Packard and flash synch to boot. Can a guy have any more fun? Craigslist can be a wonderful thing.

[dlin]

Century 10A with Pinkham Bi-Quality up front. Packard and flash synch to boot. Can a guy have any more fun? Craigslist can be a wonderful thing.

Sweet camera, VERY SWEET LENS!

Best,
Daniel

[IanG]

Looking forward to seeing the fnished product.

Well it's getting there, standard and focus screen made. Just some small brass fittings, a new strap then the bellows to make and ready to go.

Now committed to a 6x7 roll film back which is on it's way from California, this will be more practical than shooting 1/4 plate.

Ian

[Nana Sousa Dias]

Well it's getting there, standard and focus screen made. Just some small brass fittings, a new strap then the bellows to make and ready to go.

Now committed to a 6x7 roll film back which is on it's way from California, this will be more practical than shooting 1/4 plate.

Ian

Nice...

[William McEwen]

I thought I was doing good making a profit of $65 until my next camera (a wobbly B&J field camera) taught me that a rock solid light-tight camera is worth every bit of $135. I should have kept it.
Live and learn.
Chris

Chris, my first 8x10 camera was a B&J in mint condition. I still have nightmares about using that wobbly thing...

[IanG]

Now almost complete, with new bellows:







Total cost of the bellows less than £3/$4.80

Ian