Large format camera

In this camera harem of mine, I have my favourites, the ones upon whom the passion is even stronger. One of them is the Fuji GX 680. I have model II, built in Japan from 1995 to 1998. And it is just something out of this world, that weights around 4kg, accessories out, made for studio work, but that I carry around hanging from the neck feeling it like a feather of joy and pride. A true love story.

For the past year or so, my main camera for landscape photography hasn't been one of the newest high-resolution mirrorless cameras that I spend so much time writing about. Nor has it been an ol’ reliable DSLR. Instead, I’ve been using large format film, especially a 4x5 camera.

We first shared photographer Chris McCaw's unique "sunburned" photos all the way back in 2010. A happy accident led to the creation of a burned,

We're sharing our list of top five medium format film cameras for beginners! Find the perfect camera to start your medium format film journey.

In this camera harem of mine, I have my favourites, the ones upon whom the passion is even stronger. One of them is the Fuji GX 680. I have model II, built in Japan from 1995 to 1998. And it is just something out of this world, that weights around 4kg, accessories out, made for studio work, but that

Re-configured the large format camera. New smaller case and new focusing.

A fantastic vintage 3.25" x 4.25" large format rangefinder camera with lens! This is a Kalart Press Camera 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 w/127mm Wollensak Raptar Lens in good condition. The camera is in great condition overall, the bellows are in excellent condition with hardly any wear, and all the mechanical movements work properly. The shutter also works great and the lens is in great condition optically. A great vintage large format camera to add to your collection, display or to use! You can read…

We all strive for quality in our photography. We invest in more megapixels, bigger sensors and even our time into learning new techniques to ensure our images are as technically perfect as they can be. There is one way to ensure you are getting the very best in image quality, a sensor so large that its height and width would match some mirrorless cameras and a megapixel count that would be through the roof. We are talking about large format film photography of course and today we are going…