If you can afford an Ebony you can afford anything. I'm not sure it would be at the top of the list for "light" cameras.
... So, as suggested by another post, Argentum is a possibilty, but the camera is not really light, except for the Architec model, which does not seem too have a lot of movement. ...
Excursor I - 0.8 kg
Explorator I - 1.8 kg
Explorator III - 2.2 kg
Architec - 1.3 kg
XL - 0.45 kg
None of these can be said to be "heavy"... The Architec and XL are made for use with very wide lenses. The Excursor has a minimum of movements, but rise/fall and tilt is enough for almost all landscape photography.
BTW, I believe the correct number of Carbon Infinity's ("Infinities"??) is 80. And one of them is mine.
Hello,
I need a 4x5 camera for landscapes but i don´t know every possibilities. I have lenses for sinar, but i need less weigth than sinar what is your recommendation? Thank you very much and excuse me for my english,
Ruben
I could not see the data for Argentum except for Explorator III and Archtec. Perhaps because I am using Firefox on my Mac.
Anyway, could you post a photo of the Carbon Infinity so us mere mortals can drool over it?
Ka Tai
Are 100% compatible my lenses of sinar with Shen Hao?
What is the diference between Shen Hao HZX 4x5- IIA model and Shen Hao TZ45-IIB model? What is better?
Is it advisable buy the intro-kit? Did someone buy it?
I live in Spain and we don´t have distributor of large format cameras. I need buy in internet. Wich is the best shop for buy?
I'm using Opera on a Vista PC, so I think you should be able to find the same data. But they can be a little tricky to find.
Anyway, this is what a Carbon Infinity looks like. There are much better pictures at http://www.galerie-photo.com/carbon-infinity.html - and it's even the very same camera.
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