VSCC Curborough

D_M_J

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Graflex reflex cameras really are one of my favourites. I have a few in different sizes but would love to find a 4x5 one day. Love that first shot
 
I love the partial depth of field. But, not knowing the camera, does it have any swing so that the front-left car could be more in focus without bringing in the rear-left?
 
Very nice. Which lens are you using?
 
Nice set, one of my favourite subjects vintage cars.
 
Graflex reflex cameras really are one of my favourites. I have a few in different sizes but would love to find a 4x5 one day. Love that first shot
Thanks. I got very lucky getting the 4x5, I have a little collection of different sizes now too. So much fun to use.
 
I love the partial depth of field. But, not knowing the camera, does it have any swing so that the front-left car could be more in focus without bringing in the rear-left?
No movements at all on this camera. Some models have limited rise/fall
 
Lovely images.

I love the partial depth of field. But, not knowing the camera, does it have any swing so that the front-left car could be more in focus without bringing in the rear-left?

The plate/ sheet film SLRs have little to no movements, usually only some front rise. The exception is the Marion/Kershaw Soho Reflex, they have rise & fall. Some also have front tilt and swing, ingeniously wing is coupled to the focussing, you pull the focus control out which disengages one side of the focus rack & pinion. They were the Rolls Royce or Leica of pre WWII LF SLRs.

There are a number of contributors using these old SLRs making amazing images.

Ian
 
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