Show off your Large Format camera!

[wilper]

Hi,

New on the forum, new to LF photography, and new to film photography (well, two years playing with 120 and 135 film).

Perhaps not the wisest entry point to the hobby, but that was the way it turned out. :-)

The Shackman Two x Two, which I hacked to be able to use 4x5 film holders. Fixed focus, fixed shutter speed, but it does have variable aperture.




There's a Calumet 4x5 monorail on it's way from EBay, sans lens, but I found a magnifying glass that I hope will do the trick.

[djdister]

Shooting with my Horseman 45FA near Birsay, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

[andreios]

Shooting with my Horseman 45FA near Birsay, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

What a place... it is one of my dreams to visit Orkney Islands... I'd love to see your images from there...

[Ken Lee]

Shooting with my Horseman 45FA near Birsay, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

Droooooollllling

[captainscot]

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My Wisner 5x7 in the Exumas, Bahamas.

[Larry Kellogg]

Nice Wisner! I have a 5x7 Wisner, I think it's a prototype. Could you post some pictures of the front of the camera?

Thanks,

Larry

[SMBooth]

My 57 Wista Rittreck View with spare 45 back and new bellows

[captainscot]

Here ya go Larry, just took a quick shot of the front standard...i really like it although it weighs olmost as much as my Deardorff V8. But i travel alot and the 5x7 seems a bit more managable, and i do love the 5x7 format.

[Larry Kellogg]

Mine is a little different, it has a sliding panel in the front, so you can still get some rise and fall when the bellows are compressed. The metal parts appear to be aircraft aluminum, and it only weighs 5.5 pounds, if I recall correctly. There is also no model name on mine. 5x7 is a terrific format!

[StoneNYC]

Some fun yesterday with my new baby...