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  1. Re: Tele for LF landscape with background compression (8x10)

    Based on this thread, i decided to stop looking for longer lenses. I see very few photo’s that justify the expense for me. Zoom with my feet or crop is the way to go.

    I will prioritise on...
  2. Re: Tele for LF landscape with background compression (8x10)

    Based on most of the posts, there are a lot of good reasons not to buy a nikon T 600 f9 ED for distant landscape shots on 8x10.

    The proposed alternatives are at this focal length, heavier or a lot...
  3. Re: Tele for LF landscape with background compression (8x10)

    Thanks for the links!

    Christopher Burkett ‘s images and perfectionism are an eye opener.
  4. Re: Tele for LF landscape with background compression (8x10)

    I have my eyes on a Nikon T 600 ED.

    I am aware of the limited compression on 8x10 and the challenges to use a T600. I am trying to figure out if a T600 is usable or that most 8x10 shooters...
  5. Re: Tele for LF landscape with background compression (8x10)

    The Chamonix has 700 mm bellows. This should be enough for a 450 or a tele 600 for landscape. Stability and vibrations are more of a concern.

    A fuji 450c is on my whish list because of weight,...
  6. Tele for LF landscape with background compression (8x10)

    Hello,

    I am new to large format and am shooting and developping my first sheets.

    I had the opportunity to buy a used chamonix 8x10 and decided to jump in. After shooting a year on a yashica...
  7. Re: 8x10 film dev - what do you use as a process?

    Marty,
    Because the sp810 is out of stock in Eu webshops, i am having a look at the durst codrum. I still have a couple of questions to sort out…

    The tank seems to be excentric to the bottom...
  8. Re: I need some advice on choosing my first two large format lenses.

    The fuji w 250 f6,7 is the one for 8x10. This comes in a copal 1 shutter and fits in a linhof lens, board.

    The type of Lens boards is imortant if you want to carry your lenses. Most 8x10...
  9. Re: I need some advice on choosing my first two large format lenses.

    Hello,

    I had the same question in december.

    https://www.largeformatphotography.info/forum/showthread.php?175372-Recommended-lens-for-Chamonix-8x10-for-portrait-landscape

    Check the weigth of...
  10. Re: 8x10 film dev - what do you use as a process?

    Hello,

    I got 2 recommendations for drums. Are there good results with the stearman daylight tray or should i stick to a drum for daylight development?

    Steven
  11. Re: 8x10 film dev - what do you use as a process?

    The Durst Codrum 205 looks similar to the ilford processing drum?

    Steven
  12. Re: 8x10 film dev - what do you use as a process? 2024 update

    Hello,
    I recently started with large format (i got a good deal on a chamonix 8x10) and developed my first sheets with tray development (rodinal, normal agitation, results OK, as expected). I also...
  13. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    Hello,

    A fuji 360 f 6,3 in mint shape has arrived :).


    Regards
    Steven
  14. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    Well done! For me the take away is that for head and shoulder portraits, it is better to have something longer than a 300, but you need enough bellows…. The apo ronar 360 covers, but allows...
  15. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    Thanks for the link. 440$ + 40 shipping + risk fee/customs commission DHL 10%? + export customs + 21% VAT + 7% import customs….

    2 film holders from Japan, selling for 180€ together ended at a...
  16. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    A 250 f6.7 is coming. Good idea to stick with one lens and give it a try.
    In retrospect i should have bought just a 300 5,6 in stead of wanting a 250/difficult 360 combination.
  17. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    No happy users of the Kowa 360f9?
  18. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    Thanks!
    Nice to hear that weight is not a no - go with one of the f6.5 options. Of these 3 lenses, which one would you recommend the most for portrait & landscape? My other lens is a fuji 250 f...
  19. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    The G Claron 355 or the kowa graphic 360, both f9 seem to make sense. Are they also OK for portraits or is it better to go for a brighter 300mm plastmat?
  20. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    That is part of the question. I like the look that you can get with a cooke anastigmat, a heliar or a protar, but am not sold on the petzvals.
    It seems that 16” is the right size, but i assume...
  21. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    This is the answer for my weight concerns….=> it is an issue, but there is a solution if you choose to go that route.
  22. Re: Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    With an extra tripod at the front
  23. Recommended lens for Chamonix 8x10 for portrait/landscape

    Hello,

    I recently purchased a Chamonix 8x10 and the fuji 250 f6.7 as a first lens.

    I did an extensive research on the 300 to 360 mm options for a second lens. I am considering a 360 mm to avoid...
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