Chamonix 45F-2 with Nikon 210mm f/5.6 @ 5.6. Godox AD400 to the right
Ilford FP4+ developed in Ilfotec HC
Scanned with Epson V850 Pro

Shot the eclipse first on the intrepid with the 400mm f8 for 8 sec. Either missed focus or motion blur (or both). Second shot was on a 4x5 converted Fuji FP-1 f16 for 70 seconds.

I took this 11 years ago in my studio using strobes triggered with the Copal shutter. I first shot on my Nikon camera, then grabbed a few frames with my Toyo VX-125 4x5 camera that I purchased new in 1999 and that I still have, love, and use.

Needed to test out my new film holders and lens. I’d say we’re good to go.

Is this better than a intrepid camera? I’ve never owned a view camera before Is this a good option?

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Looking for recommendations for a camera bag that can hold a Shen Hao 4 x 5 field camera along with 3 to 5 lenses and 10 film holders. I have a Renaissance Photo Tech backpack I acquired years ago, but I’m looking for something more compact that I could take as a carry-on when I fly.