I hear you get the best consistancy with your photographs that wayOriginally Posted by Rafael Garcia
I hear you get the best consistancy with your photographs that way
Frank, the tripod is a Berlebach. I left the lens cap on as she is a little modest...did not want to bear it all.
Well, not much to see, just me and one of my toys in the field. (Photographed by the friend of mine: "The Pljuc"...)
(I'll try to remember to take pictures of those "tools" tomorow)
Last edited by Janko Belaj; 22-Oct-2006 at 16:31.
Here are the three cameras I use most often. I also have a 4x5 Arca-Swiss Discovery which has been sitting in my closet for the last 6 years. Since I am not using it, no need to show its picture.
Here are my Cambo 45SF and Crown Graphic. I don't have a photo of my Walker Titan SF yet, and I can't make one because my wife's D70 is disabled again (second time in one year).
so here they are:
shining one one the left is Tachihara 4x5 with attached 135mm Symmar (convertible to 235). With that one I also use G-Claron 210mm on Linhof type lensboard. Have made adapter for Sinar to use those two lenses. Tachihara is on old Gitzo Reporter with original ballhead.
Sinar F1 is in the middle. Have universal bellows too, but for this posing with 90mm Super-Angulon I gave him bag bellows. For Sinar in Studio I use some old wooden heavy stand with dirty cheap Sinar pan-tilt head... missing Sinar's logo was enough for other buyers to leave this piece for me
On the right is my last acquisition - unknown to me 8x10 camera, probably before 2nd WW. At least I have been told so by the previous owner. For now it has only one lens - 240mm G-claron on Sinar lensboard. I needed to cut some wood, about one mm only, and to add some sponge under the lensboard to fix it in position. Now I have found one 420mm Apo Ronar and I truly hope I will be the winning bidder. It's on Sinar lensboard too.
(sorry, I have forgot "it's" wooden tripod at home. some old "geometrical" tripod. and by "geometrical" I would like to say it have been used by people who measures routes for roads...)
Well, that's it for now... just to use those tools or/and toys a little bit more...
Beautiful trio... and not very modest like Kevin's..! (LOL)
Keep them coming, friends!...
Janko ~ I could be wrong, but I think the 8x10 is a Rajah, a teak-and-brass Deardorff copy made in India.
Toyo 45CF and Nikkor W 180mm.
Is it just me, or are these cameras making my Arca look lame? <grumble>
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