Show off your Large Format camera!

[Sheldon N]

That's a beautiful setup Daniel. Have you got your other lightweight lenses lined up?

Hats off to Richard Ritter for that camera design, it looks like a real winner.

[Robbie Shymanski]

My trusty Calumet C-1. I made the bellows out of sexy faux-ostrich ultrasuede. I was shooting a HABS documentation with a 5x7 back. I was shooting a mansion facade.

[Daniel_Buck]

That's a beautiful setup Daniel. Have you got your other lightweight lenses lined up?

Hats off to Richard Ritter for that camera design, it looks like a real winner.

Just the 240 g-claron and 450 Fujinon-c for now. That should cover the majority of what I need. I'm usually pretty good about working with the focal lengths I have with me at the time. A little wide, and a little long should do for most things I think. And as an added bonus, keeps me from dragging out 8 lenses


Diane, I'd like to see more of (and from!) that Canham!

[BarryS]

Whoa--those are the first detailed shots I've seen of *any* Richard Ritter camera. It looks great and those belong on Richard's site.

[butterflydream]

My Arca Swiss 4x5

[RichardRitter]

The little one is a Zone VI 4 x 5 now retired and a custom built camera with 76 inches of bellows.

[Mike Castles]

So that's what a camera looks like when you want to "Supersize" it.

[Louie Powell]

The little one is a Zone VI 4 x 5 now retired and a custom built camera with 76 inches of bellows.

That's a Zone VI on steroids?

[aporodagon]

Swiss/French camera with Swedish companion camera.

[Greg Lockrey]

Swiss/French camera with Swedish companion camera.

Is that still considered "Large Format"?