LF photographer at President Barack Obama's Inaugural :-)

[Michal Makowski]

I was watching President Barack Obama's Inaugural giganpan and I founded LF shooter in the "digital crowd".
http://gigapan.com/gigapans/15374
See the last snapshot :-)

Michal

[Michal Makowski]

I founded another one :-) It is 8x10 :-)

[RawheaD]

That would be Mr. Dave Burnett :-)

http://www.davidburnett.com

[Walter Calahan]

Dave shoots only 4x5. I've shown him my 8x10 Canham, but he told me he's got enough to carry between the Holga, Leica M9, two Canon 5D mkIII's, and his speed graphic.

[Walter Calahan]

I found Dave, next to the TV camera. That's his speed graphic with a Kodak Aero Ektar 178mm f/2.5. He's also wearing his silly mad bomber hat.

[RawheaD]

I don't know where the 8x10 is, but the snapshot that the OP talked about in his first post is, without a question, Mr. Dave, with his SG and I'm guessing the Xenotar 150/2.8

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[RawheaD]

Nah, looks too short to be the AE. My bet is on the Xenotar.

[Jason Greenberg Motamedi]

The 8x10 could be Jerry Spagnoli. I know he was there and was using an 8x10 Deardorff.

[Michal Makowski]

I don't know where the 8x10 is, but the snapshot that the OP talked about in his first post is, without a question, Mr. Dave, with his SG and I'm guessing the Xenotar 150/2.8

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I have marked 8x10 camera on the next snapshot :)

[Pete Roody]

The 8x10 could be Jerry Spagnoli. I know he was there and was using an 8x10 Deardorff.

Yes Jerry Spagnoli. He took Daguerreotypes. http://www.jerryspagnoli.com/Obama%20Inauguration/index.html

[AuditorOne]

Here it is.

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[Jason Greenberg Motamedi]

Yes, pretty sure that camera was Jerry's, I know he used a fat f3.5 (this one looks like a 300mm) lens and uses support under the front standard.

[Sal Santamaura]

Yes Jerry Spagnoli. He took Daguerreotypes. http://www.jerryspagnoli.com/Obama%20Inauguration/index.htmlThe last two have really fine color fidelity if they're dags. ;)

[EdSawyer]

Burnett has the Aero ektar mounted, undoubtedly. You can tell from the aperture marker thing (Brass)