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Hello,
I realize this has probably already been asked somewhere here but anyhow...
I currently have an Intrepid 4x5 and I love the thing. It's so lightweight and great to carry around, BUT I'm starting to want to use a wider range of lenses (its limited to ~90-300, a fair range but limited movements on both ends) and definitely wanting to start using some rear movements (of which the Intrepid has none). I've looked online but with so many different cameras and variations, and no easy "best 35 mm cameras to get" equivalent really, I am just drowning in information between cameras.
Any recommendations from cameras used by all of you out here? I'd like something relatively lightweight but my aim is to have the intrepid on my back and this camera for journeys with a car so not essential. More important for me is the flexibility of movements both front and back.
I've looked at the Horseman 4x5 and the Acra swiss monorail cameras but again, not sure of real-world reviews of them at all.
Thank you in advance,
Dom
I realize this has probably already been asked somewhere here but anyhow...
I currently have an Intrepid 4x5 and I love the thing. It's so lightweight and great to carry around, BUT I'm starting to want to use a wider range of lenses (its limited to ~90-300, a fair range but limited movements on both ends) and definitely wanting to start using some rear movements (of which the Intrepid has none). I've looked online but with so many different cameras and variations, and no easy "best 35 mm cameras to get" equivalent really, I am just drowning in information between cameras.
Any recommendations from cameras used by all of you out here? I'd like something relatively lightweight but my aim is to have the intrepid on my back and this camera for journeys with a car so not essential. More important for me is the flexibility of movements both front and back.
I've looked at the Horseman 4x5 and the Acra swiss monorail cameras but again, not sure of real-world reviews of them at all.
Thank you in advance,
Dom