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Thread: Issues mounting Nikkor-w 300/5.6 in Toyo field lensboard

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    Greg Thomas grey's Avatar
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    Re: Issues mounting Nikkor-w 300/5.6 in Toyo field lensboard

    Quote Originally Posted by tgtaylor View Post
    The Toyo AX has a maximum extension of 321mm without using the extension back and a 300mm F9 Nikkor-M works fine with a flat lensboard. Unless the spacer and screws solves the problems, I'd get a new board and have it drilled-out for a copal 3 lens. Toyo only made 0 and 1 LB's for the field.

    Actually that lens is on the heavy side for a field camera. The 300M would be a better choice but since you have it...

    Thomas
    It IS a heavy beast! If I can't get this board to work, I'm going to go the route you suggest - having one modified for Copal 3 shutter.

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    Scott Davis
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    Re: Issues mounting Nikkor-w 300/5.6 in Toyo field lensboard

    You might also want to look into a "Top Hat" lensboard that would give you a couple extra inches of overall bellows draw in effect. They should be available to fit the Toyo and handle a Copal 3 shutter.

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    Re: Issues mounting Nikkor-w 300/5.6 in Toyo field lensboard

    Quote Originally Posted by ic-racer View Post
    Just get a new board. Keep that one for some other project.
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    Re: Issues mounting Nikkor-w 300/5.6 in Toyo field lensboard

    I have Toyo No. 3 boards for my AX.
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