The Toyo View 180-885 Carrying Case for 810G or 810G II is an aluminum transit case made to carry the Toyo 810G or 810G II 8x10" monorail view camera. It has 2 sides that are used for accessories.

Aluminum view camera transit case

2 sides are used for accessories

• Toyo View 810G or 810G II view camera

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi. Will the Toyo model fit the Toyo 45 Aii? I assume the finder has a mirror, so is the mirror made of glass and does the finder cover the full 4X5 frame? Thanks, Rick

A: Yes this can fit a Toyo 45 A II.

Q: 2. Does this camera have a hot shoe and if so does it work with pocket wizards? I looked in the specs and didn't see anything, and the image provided doesn't show the top of the camera. Thanks

A: No, the Toyo-View 4x5 45GII View Camera does not have a hot shoe. The camera has a accessory cold shoe on the top of the front standard, but the sync terminal for large format cameras are built into the lens. As such, you may place the PocketWizard in the cold shoe, but you would need a 1/8 (3.5 mm) miniphone to PC male sync cable to connect the PocketWizard to the PC sync terminal on your lens.

Q: 3. what is this camera made of? Is it metal? Where is it made?

A: This camera is made of metal and is made in Japan.

Q: 4. where is this camera made? does it use same lens boards as Toyo 45AII?

A: As per our records, this camera is manufactured in Japan. It would use standard 158 x 158mm lens boards from Toyo.

Q: 5. It looks like this case can store two monitors. Can you confirm this?

A: The Hollyland Storage Case for Mars M1 could potentially hold 2 Hollyland Mars M1 Monitors; however you would lose storage space for additional accessories.

Q: 6. Could these but used for a Dana Dolly on universal track ends?

A: The Glide Gear Aluminum Track Extension for SYL 101/180 Tracks (Pair, 4') BH #GLXSY101 • MFR #XSY 101 are not designed to work with Dana Dolly components. They are designed to work with the separately available SYL 960 and SYL 980 Track Dolly Systems only.

Q: 7. What lens should go with this type of camera. I only used a large camera once, which I borrowed from a friend. I don't know much about large format, so please, be nice to me. thanks!

A: To add to the previous reply, we currently offer the Linhof Super-Symmar Aspheric XL 80mm f/4.5 Lens in Copal #0 Shutter, BH # LISSX80 as the only traditional large format film lens that cover up to 5 x 7 format. Additionally, our Used Department may reach some large format lenses and you could always check back there for updates. https://bhpho.to/3wN2pTp

Q: 8. Does it come with a folding focusing hood?

A: No, a folding hood is not included with the purchase of the Toyo-View 45AX 4 x 5" Field Camera. Unfortunately, it appears the Toyo-View 4x5 Folding Focusing Hood/Groundglass Cover, B&H # TOFHF45 • MFR # 180-808, has been discontinued and is no longer available for purchase new. You would have to search for this item used. The following items are listed as included with the purchase of the Toyo-View 45AX 4 x 5" Field Camera: Toyo-View 45AX 4 x 5" Field Camera, Toyo-View 4x5 Vertical/Horizontal Camera Back, Toyo-View 4x5 Groundglass Focusing Screen - Acid Etched Grid Lines, Toyo-View 4x5 Fresnel Lens ONLY, 2 x Infinity Stops, 1/4"-20 Mount, 3/8"-16 Mount, and the Limited 1-Year Warranty.

Q: 9. What is the height of the Tenba CCV45 case? The stated internal dimensions in the product specs for the Tenba CCV45 case are listed at 12 x 15 x 21.5in but they were not specific to what each number was referencing. Obviously the 21.5in length is easy to discern from the product photos but width and height less so. It my intention is to use this case for a 4x5 monorail view camera (Calumet CC 402 wide field). Since in this type of case the monorail view camera is hung upside down and resting on the case’s dividers I would need approximately 13in or so of internal height clearance for this to work. If this case is 15in tall then all would appear to be fine. However if the case is only 12in tall then the camera would not fit.

A: 21.5W X 12H X 15D

Q: 10. I see in the picture that there is a lens. Can you tell me which lens is on there?

A: The lens on the Toyo-View 4x5 45GII View Camera in the photo is a 210mm lens.