That's almost 2 of my 8x10's in weight hehe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ari
But fire proof is handy if you're shooting in California forests :)
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That's almost 2 of my 8x10's in weight hehe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ari
But fire proof is handy if you're shooting in California forests :)
I didn't realize the Tachi was 14lbs. thanks for letting us know.
The 810M is a very worthy camera if weight is not a big issue.
http://www.largeformatphotography.in...s-of-Toyo-810M
Getting a beautiful Cooke lens is a slam dunk, however I think the choice of camera model is less universal due to the variety of personal shooting preferences. I will admit the Toyo 810 is a very nice camera.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ari
The Cooke is borrowed from a friend, so what I meant was that money should not be an obstacle - in a perfect world.
Nice friends you have, Ari. :)
I'd be happy to introduce you to them, Will. :)
That might require a Kickstarter campaign. ;)
Good idea, KickStart all of us, one at a time, into a better camera and lens.
Crowdfunding for better cameras or better friends? :)
I like my friends just fine, better lenses actually.