Some have the image circle written on them, if not, google knows which and what.
Some have the image circle written on them, if not, google knows which and what.
There was a Horseman VHR PDF Instruction Manual available on the internet that had a technical reference to all the 6x9 lenses in it. Maybe it is on the Butkus site. There is a Horseman product manual on the cameraeccentric site that has technical info on all the Topcor Large Format lenses also.
Thank you Koh and ic-racer
I'll check those.
Regards
T
Horseman lens came as 'Pro' and 'Super'. I lost my catalog but I believe Super was meant 4x5 coverage and Pro 6X9.
The 6x9 and 4x5 field use the same tiny lens board. 80mm sq if my mem works.
Don't ever consider the 4x5 extension back for 6x9. I know by ownership.Curiosities!
Thanks Randy.Originally Posted by Randy Moe
Horseman lens came as 'Pro' and 'Super'. I lost my catalog but I believe Super was meant 4x5 coverage and Pro 6X9.
The 6x9 and 4x5 field use the same tiny lens board. 80mm sq if my mem works.
Don't ever consider the 4x5 extension back for 6x9. I know by ownership.
Did you have any experience with the Horseman rotating back for 6X9 fitted to the 45HD, by chance
T
And this is a reference to image circles of the Topcon LF-lenses: http://www.largeformatphotography.in...6-image-circle
Never heard of it. Never noticed it in the catalog either.
I use a VHR for 6x9.
Many thanks Huub
T
OK
Thanks
T
I've not owned one, but they look pretty unwieldy - better suited to studio rather than field use. There's a picture and a brief description on Brian Wallen's Horseman technical camera site:
http://www.bnphoto.org/bnphoto/LFN/C...ccessories.htm
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