a sliding back that can handle a 35 lens with an arca swiss Fline 69 ?

[archivue]

is there a sliding back that can handle a 35 lens with an arca swiss Fline 69 ?

Kapture one ? Arca Rotaslide ? Cambo ? Silvestri ?

Best lens for that use ? 35 XL or 35 apo sironar Digital ?

i know that the new digaron 40 should be better, but i really need a 35, not 40 !

thanks.

[Graham Mitchell]

Another idea... would you consider shooting tethered and using Live View? That way your sensor can be permanently in place and you only need a simple fixed adapter (and this is my view cam solution).

http://luminous-landscape.com/forum/index....w=&st=&

[archivue]

Another idea... would you consider shooting tethered and using Live View? That way your sensor can be permanently in place and you only need a simple fixed adapter (and this is my view cam solution).

http://luminous-landscape.com/forum/index....w=&st=&

a computer for architecture... no way !
same live view as a 5D on the back screnn will be superb... just a dream !

[Graham Mitchell]

a computer for architecture... no way !

??

You will have massive storage and huge on-screen previews which make focus confirmation easy and you can use live view. Lots of advantages.

[yaya]

The Rotaslide is the thinnest and technically can handle even the Rodenstock 28mm HR, but as it is thin it also flexes which can make accurate focusing a bit difficult in certain situations.

PM me and I'll give you some names of architecture photographers who use the Rotaslide on their F69

Yair

[MHFA]

A 35mm lens on a MFDB is not enough for professionel architectural work.
Better you use a Linhof Technar or Sinar artec, both have sliding backs and they can handle a 23mm.
With the Linhof you can use your lenses(changing plate).
The last days I used liveview with a laptop mounted on the tripod of the camera.
It was easier than I expected.

Michael

[archivue]

A 35mm lens on a MFDB is not enough for professionel architectural work.
Better you use a Linhof Technar or Sinar artec, both have sliding backs and they can handle a 23mm.
With the Linhof you can use your lenses(changing plate).
The last days I used liveview with a laptop mounted on the tripod of the camera.
It was easier than I expected.

Michael

enought for me... anyway, if sometimes i need to go larger i can stitch !

in 4x5, my shorter end is 80, but i prefer to use the 110 if i can.
in 6x8, i use a superb 58xl linhof selected
in 24x36 5D markII i use 24 TS-E, ans few times i use stitching.

Anyway, i will be able to buy a 23 later, and use it without the sliding back !

[Larry_Menzin]

The Rodenstock 35mm HR works with both Rotaslide and Kapture Group sliding backs. I found the Rotaslide to be too flimsy to get accurate focus. The Kapture Group sliding back works very well.

is there a sliding back that can handle a 35 lens with an arca swiss Fline 69 ?

Kapture one ? Arca Rotaslide ? Cambo ? Silvestri ?

Best lens for that use ? 35 XL or 35 apo sironar Digital ?

i know that the new digaron 40 should be better, but i really need a 35, not 40 !

thanks.

[archivue]

The Rodenstock 35mm HR works with both Rotaslide and Kapture Group sliding backs. I found the Rotaslide to be too flimsy to get accurate focus. The Kapture Group sliding back works very well.

Larry, are you using a regular Fline or a metric ?

Anyway, i will run out of image circle with a HR for architecture !

[archivue]

Better you use a Linhof Technar or Sinar artec, both have sliding backs and they can handle a 23mm.
With the Linhof you can use your lenses(changing plate).
The last days I used liveview with a laptop mounted on the tripod of the camera.
It was easier than I expected.

Michael

buying new... i will go for an arca RL3D, a cambo Wide RS, or an alpa Max...

there's a lot of wind here, and sometimes i have to take pictures in insecure area... so having a laptop with me isn't the answer !