4X5 Field Camera

[Lanyard] I use this with my 4x5 field camera. It is very handy and I can see clearly through my viewfinder on the back of the camera.

[Canvas] I haven't used the cloth in the field, but I'm trying it in my home studio on a Deardorff 4x5/5x7 camera. The size is appropriate for what I will need it for. The cloth is of good heavy material and makes viewing the ground glass comfortable. I appreciate the double-sided material which will be useful for protecting the camera in inclement weather and also as a small reflector if needed. I had been using a dark cloth that came with a 1920s 8x10 view camera that was worse for wear and very thin, so look forward to using the new cloth. I highly recommend this cloth at least for studio work and hopefully for landscape field usage.

[6.9" / 175 mm] As promised, my second test was with very old 135, 150 and 180 Schneider view camera lenses, again on my Sinar P. The results were excellent, especially on minimal depth of field, reverse Scheimpflug applications, but equally good on extended depth of field ( Scheimpflug ) applications. I'm confident that this X1D / adaptor combination will afford more movement than any non view camera option. Investing in a heavily discounted X1D new body only and using it on ones existing 4x5 system ( or even buying a used 4x5 ) offers one a cheap, medium format 50 MP studio camera with great camera movements and stunning image quality.

[72 x 4 x 4"] Works fine but it is really small: I use it with a 4x5 field camera and I wish I would have taken the bigger one. But it is therefore small in your camera bag, so that is definitely the advantage when going into the field with your field camera......

[6 x 4.7 x 1.5"] I use this film in my classes with the 4x5 camera and out in the field with a pinhole camera and it gives GREAT results. Beautiful tones, crisp images, and easy to work with!

[Around waist] I use this when shooting with a 4x5 or 5x7 large format field camera. The compartments hold three or more film holders, a spotmeter, and a set of 4 49mm filters fitting the smaller lenses I usually use for 4x5. The velcro closures are very secure, at least when new. After selecting the lens I am using (typically from a backpack), everything I need close to hand is easily accessible.

[0.78 lb] I use the Kalt small changing Bag for loading my 4x5 holders out in the field. It’s flawless.

I use the Kalt small changing Bag for loading my 4x5 holders out in the field. It’s flawless.

[25 Sheets] I have purchased this product use with a Lensless Camera Company 4x5 camera that I purchased from BH. This is a fabulous pair. The film gives a wide range of gray-scale. In relative terms of a 'normal' film, about plus or minus two full stops. Even thin images have a great amount of usability. I personally scan the negatives and have digital prints made. The developer I use is IL-11 dilute and Ilford Rapid Fixer, both from BH. Processing can be done, as if a paper, in trays using a RED safe light. At about 30-40 films processed per liter, the cost per negative is about $1.35 (film+chemicals)

[Yes] Its the perfect size for my gear, i have a 4x5 camera with lens and accesories, Its perfect