LF workflow video

[fredjeang]

Watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pawk3OLBdE

and episode 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_4nJto04-M&feature=related

[Dick Roadnight]

Watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pawk3OLBdE

and episode 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_4nJto04-M&feature=related

¿Someone is trying to tell us that you have to be a total dip-stick to want to use a Large format camera?

Convert your LF to MF by attaching a MF DB to it!

[Anders_HK]

Watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pawk3OLBdE

and episode 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_4nJto04-M&feature=related

Nah, boring... silly amateurs on 4x5... 

Here is better... lesson #1 from a real pro on 4x5!!! 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a64iG-A-cRI&feature=related

Regards
Anders

[feppe]

Bah, all the links point to dilettantes with their tiny film, fancy schmancy movements, and fiddly focusing. This is how real men photograph.

[kevk]

Man, I have not laughed so much in ages! That is a brilliant little video! What a dramatic buildup to a totally unexpected climax.
 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a64iG-A-cRI&feature=related)

Kevin

[RobertJ]

The difficulty of LF is way overblown, IMO.

My first 4x5 shot was quicker and easier than setting up and focusing my (non-live-view) Canon DSLR in the studio.  Probably because on my Horseman monorail, I can actually see wtf I'm doing!

[gazwas]

Bah, all the links point to dilettantes with their tiny film, fancy schmancy movements, and fiddly focusing. This is how real men photograph.

Great video, good find!

WOW this guy does it for the art....... definitely not a gear head looking at his rig. Respect to him!

I wonder what he Mk2 of that camera would look like? A geared focus rail might help IMO.

[feppe]

The difficulty of LF is way overblown, IMO.

My first 4x5 shot was quicker and easier than setting up and focusing my (non-live-view) Canon DSLR in the studio.  Probably because on my Horseman monorail, I can actually see wtf I'm doing!

Agreed. The cameras in the videos are not designed or even suitable for portraiture. This is, and I have one