Show off your Large Format camera!

[Tin Can]

Wow

with no lens support addon

Is that lens brass or aluminum

My 14.5 SF Cooke is very heavy

I had same camera

Chamonix 11x14 + 15" Cooke Portrait Series II (knuckler) on an ANSCO studio stand.

[Tin Can]

Maybe the lens support IS there

[cuypers1807]

Wow

with no lens support addon

Is that lens brass or aluminum

My 14.5 SF Cooke is very heavy

I had same camera

Yes. I am using the Chamonix lens support. The brass Cooke is around 10lbs and too heavy to safely use on the Chamonix without it.
That is your camera…. I bought it from you in 2018.

[Tin Can]

Excellent!

Yes. I am using the Chamonix lens support. The brass Cooke is around 10lbs and too heavy to safely use on the Chamonix without it.
That is your camera…. I bought it from you in 2018.

[Deardorffuser]

My modified cambo cx 810 (front standart sinar) and Deardorff 810

[Ashishwakhlu]

Sinar P 4X5 Converted to 8X10 by self designed film back.

[Deardorffuser]

my new toy ))

[Sean Mac]

[Ari]

my new toy ))

Congrats! Great camera, especially for those 360mm plasmats.

[Daniel Unkefer]

​SONY DSC by Nokton48, on Flickr

Here I've quickly adapted the Arca Swiss 4x5 Reflex Magnifying Hood to the Automatic Makiflex. Hollywood Gaffer's Tape and razor blade (many layers) makes a semi-permanent installation. I love it! No wonder Geoff Berliner at Penumbra modded his and sent me phone pix. What I like about is that it is uber high-eyepoint, there is a one inch wide black border around the 9x9 framing. All my other finders work better with 6x9cm. Geoff told me I am nuts to shoot 6x9 with this camera, square is it. It's rather unique in that aspect. Anyways I have a another of these finders coming from KEH, with the rubber eyecup For 9x9 shooting the groundglass grain is sharp to my eye and I always compose from the edges and move in. So this finder is wonderful to me and my square uses.

These are my shorter automatic iris lenses. On the camera the 150mm Maki Schneider barrel Symmar auto iris, in the center the 150mm Maki f4.5 Schneider Xenar auto iris. Then on the right, the 180mm Maki f4.5 Schneider Xenar auto iris. I have not used these shorter lenses much and am looking forward to this seasons work​. Plaubel recommended this camera for Fashion and Reportage.