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    Wista copal 1 board on Master Technika

    I am using a Wista copal 1 board on a master technika with a 210mm. lens. If you are familiar with this board, the lens sits slightly off center, specifically a little lower than center. Is this a problem at all working with a 210mm lens? Does it limit my rises and falls? Is there a reason they make it lower?

    Thanks,
    Serge

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    Re: Wista copal 1 board on Master Technika

    It's standard for Technika-type boards. Original equipment Linhof boards are drilled with the hole decentered downward as well.

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    Re: Wista copal 1 board on Master Technika

    "Is there a reason they make it lower"

    They make it lower because of the way the front standard of a Technika is constructed. Having the hole lower on the board actually centers it on the film.
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