[0.25 lb] For the price it is an excellent way for beginners and people on a budget to get into macro photography.

[0.25 lb] Very good, light and also rugged bellow.

[1] no surprises, simply works.

[0.25 lb] It works as intended without any problems. Others have commented on lenses fitting too tightly, or the bellows fitting the camera lens mount too tightly, but I have no issues with mine. It does what it's supposed to do.

[0.25 lb] Absolutely love this piece of Cambo equipment... They've gone through this design from top to bottom and have created a platform that is essentially a genius solution to having the ultimate digital view camera for those of us who require such a technical approach to creating images. The build quality and precision are top notch - everything feels very well machined and well assembled. The multiple lens plates for lens manufactures such as Mamiya, Pentax, Hasselblad, Leica and their very own Actar series of lenses allows you to have many options when it comes to lenses.

At first, this system can be confusing with what lenses will work with what body or digital back, but once you get familiar with their lens chart, it starts to make sense as to what can be used. The lens chart, listed below, gives all the data necessary to make informed decisions. I will say, with Pentax 645 glass, the latest HD DFA lenses are made specifically for Pentax's digital medium format bodies, which require a much smaller image circle than Pentax's 645 film format. So the A and FA Pentax lenses are a better option if you require shifting/rise/fall movements.


All in all, I would highly recommend this system. If you need rear standard movements, Cambo has even more in depth models known as the Actus MV and Actus XL, which in my mind seems better suited for studio and product photography. Personally, I use this system for interior design and architectural photography and I must say: it's working better than any T/S lens - and I own and use some phenomenal T/S lenses, i.e., the 19mm, 24mm, 45mm and 85mm PC-e lenses from Nikon; these are outstanding lenses, but the Cambo allows me more freedom of movement, so this is why I made the switch from a pair Nikon D-850 bodies and said T/S lenses. Freedom!!!!! (of movement).

Lens chart:
https://www.cambousa.com/actus-lens-compatibility-chart

[1] super! I m so happy!

[0.25 lb] The Sony A7 rIV is working nicely combined with Mamiya RZ lenses. Much less clumsy than the old Sinar P setup I was using. Now wanting the rear tilt accessory...

[1] I am coming from large format film (4x5) and so a bellows is a sensible accessory for me. I was unsure of what to expect for quality, given the price, but I am impressed. I wish I could get tilts and shifts for this price, but the extensions are worth it to me. I already had a slider for stereophotography, which makes fine adjustments easier. I am glad that I was to get this versatile accessory for my first DSLR.

[0.25 lb] Love this matte box a lot; well made and light weight. Wish there were 3 stages, but two works alright I guess.

[0.25 lb] I just love this lens, I use it with my Cambo Actus and Fuji GFX. I do mainly architecture and landscapes and this lens is perfect for it. Look at the first test shot I did.