IT LIVES!!!!
IT LIVES!!!!
I am using a vintage Zone VI, the Wisner model. It is petite and lightweight. this is the camera with a single focus knob and 12 inches of total extension.
My whole 4x5 kit goes into a largi-ish 35mm camera bag. Lensees used are 210mm, 150mm and 90mm. My 90mm is a Nikor W f-8. I tend to shoot table-top set ups and still lifes. Haven't run into problems with the 90 .. Maybe I'm not using much inthe way of movements. Could be that I.m not focusing at infinity with it too, so no problem compressing the bellows. This model doesn't interchange bellows . . .so no bag.
I'll have to look at these issues with my kit now.
Drew Bedo
www.quietlightphoto.com
http://www.artsyhome.com/author/drew-bedo
There are only three types of mounting flanges; too big, too small and wrong thread!
Probably the same reason I sometimes don't - because there's something too weird about an 11 year old thread appearing near the top of the front page. IMHO there should be some limit on how long ancient threads can be resurrected, at least those that involve buying and selling equipment.Originally Posted by lenser
Brian Ellis
Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you do criticize them you'll be
a mile away and you'll have their shoes.
"the new Phillips 4x5" should have tipped me off.
Wayne
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Some questions seem to persist.
John Youngblood
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11 years and two months-
do you reckon he got one?Hey, come on guys, do the maths. It's only 10 years and 2 months; we're only in 2010!because there's something too weird about an 11 year old thread appearing near the top of the front page.
Gavin
...wonder if he did get one....
Doh!
Do you realize the word 'Doh' was added to the Oxford Dictionary in 2001.
Long Live Homer!!!
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