Originally Posted by
Dan Fromm
I have a tandem Graphic. Rear camera is a 2x3 Pacemaker Speed Graphic, front camera is a Century Graphic, the coupler is a 2x3 film pack adapter with round tube attached to a 2x3 Pacemaker Graphic board. The two cameras sit on a 1.5" square section of t-slotted aluminum extrusion and are held in alignment by a section of 90 degree wooden molding that attaches to their side tripod mound.
Your cameras have bail backs. It might be possible to make a coupler similar to mine, using a film holder with a hole in it to mount in the usual place on the front camera and a lens board with a tube that will mate with the rear camera. The tube will go through the hole in the front camera. Don't screw around with connecting the rails, mount the two cameras on a long section of t-slotted extrusion. You'll have to drill the rear camera's standards and the front camera's rear standard to let you attach
something that will hold the cameras in alignment.
skgrimes made my coupler. If you're serious, discuss the project with them. If you're not very serious, don't bother them.
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