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Large Format Minimal Lens and Kit Part 2
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2018
- Another video in the series on getting started with Large Format Photography A discussion on the most basic lens for 4x5 photography along with options and buying tips. Part 2.
Hello Joe. Have you stopped posting your videos on large format photography? We have missed your input...
Excellent video, I've been shooting MF with my Hasselblad 500-C & 500-Cm cameras for some time now. Last fall I built a 4x5 folding field camera from scratch, Toyo rotating ground glass back, 1958 version of Toyo's front standard for a rail camera, bellows, Fujinon lense etc. All the things you cover in this video I had to lookup the hard way. Great advice and and excellently information.
Thanks
Sonny P.
The introduction with CW was so so awesome !!!!
great point about the aperture and low light level for focusing, thanks!!
I received my Intrepid 4x5 a few daus ago and am ready to buy some lenses. This video is spot on! Thank you.
What lens did you get? My Intrepid has been ordered and I expect it next month. Can't wait.
Get a bright screen ground glass as this will help solve the problem.
I have a Turner Reich F6.8 lens from the turn of the century, the inside is marked 18 inch any insight on this designation?
Here are the lenses I use on my Calumet CC-402 wide field/short monorail 4x5 inch view camera:
Fujinon 135mm f/5.6 W #0 Shutter
Fujinon 90mm f/5.6 SWD #0 Shutter
Schneider 65mm f/8 Super-Angulon Compur #00 Shutter
Schneider 47mm f/5.6 Super-Angulon XL Compur #1 Shutter
I would like to have a telephoto lens for head & shoulder portraits but my bellows will not handle anything longer than 165mm.
I have all Nikkor lenses. A 65mm SW a 90mm SW and a 210W. All are fantastic and I want to add a 300mm soon.
I only have one Nikon: 240 Wide angle for 8x10", a fantastic lens!
Paul Weijenberg I shoot 4x5
@@terrywbreedlove I shoot also 4x5 as well. The next addition will be the Nikon 65mm SW.
Paul Weijenberg I loved the 65 as soon as I put it on and looked at the ground glass. I think you will be very happy.
very usefull explanations best regards
I think the name is important. Schneider is the name my man
90mm Super Angulon 6.8 is a good versatile starter for 5x4. The lens can be used as a wide/normal lens with a Rollfilm back.
You're so right! I have this lens for my Linhof Technika.
Thank you very informative question I have a speed graphic (aka baby graflex) 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 with a wide lens 90mm What lens (focal length) recommendation do you suggest I would like to have a portraits/telephoto lens. Thanks
I have a similar lens. Could you please make a video on your metering techniques.
love ur picture. check my latest video, 35 cine triX tests :)
Schneider Tele-Xenar 360 mm
Scneider Xenar 300 mm
Thanks.
Schneider SA 65 mm
rollfilm is called 120, not 120mm ;)