I primarily shoot 810 so the lenses just all travel together since I’m not really venturing too far with this.
I’m trying to expedite my home darkroom before I start shopping sheets of 1114.
I can’t wait until COVID lifts, I have a pretty nice space on campus.
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The Canham ULF cameras are quite beautiful, and have great bellows draw and movements with minimum weight. I owned and used both 7X17 and 12X20 Canham cameras in the past. With the 12X20 I definitely felt the need for some type of stabilizing mechanism of the back to the front to keep the back from vibrating. Just tap the back and them imagine how a small breeze might degrade image quality.
Sandy
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This thread is just awesome. So many beautiful cameras. So little time. Thank you for sharing and inspiring.
It’s work but when the planets align it sure delivers on the fun.
Monty
Okay, I guess I should post the group shot I did a while ago. I am missing my third 14x17 build and my second 8x10 build( sorry, not ULF) So from left to right: 14x17 studio camera build, 8x20 camera build, 11x14 field camera build, 8x10, second 14x17 camera build for the field and my Century 8A 11x14 studio camera. I sold my 11x14 field camera to a good friend and I have the extra 14x17( the field camera pictured) put away because I built a lightweight 14x17 (20 lbs.) to use. I do use them all and enjoy them.
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