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but honestly I'm not afraid of a bit of weight - I carry a Canon 1 series with about 3 lenses, a couple of flashes, some filters, batteries etc. as a general walkaround kit, so the monorail should be of a similar level of heavy and inconvenient.
Richard - I'd appreciate it if you could name one or two of the best books to read - there seem to be a lot out there, and it's difficult for a beginner to know what the best are. I appreciate the advice about an enlarger lens, but I imagine I will be using strobes for macro so a shutter may be handy, but OTOH for studio macro stuff I could just work in a darkened room anyway so I will bear what you said in mind - honestly it seems as thought I don't even know enough yet to know what I want or need, I think I need to dip my toes in the water and once I've used LF for a few months I expect I'll have a much better idea of my requirements.
Bob,
Someone on another forum told me that field cameras do not have rear movements, which I think I will want, so I think I have narrowed it down so far to wanting a monorail with a 90mm lens and possibly a 150 as well, with two sets of bellows to allow me to shoot both at high extensions for macro, and with good movements available when using the wider lens.
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