For sale is a rather clever and unusual twin lens 4x5 camera, designed to be used on an Arca Swiss rail. I have confirmed that it mounts on an Arca Swiss Oschwald carrier. It is made of components from Japanese cameras. The lens panels are almost certainly from the Nagaoka Super Wide. The top panel can be moved 15mm up and down for parallax correction. For some unknown reason, the mounting rail is on the long side, rather than on the short side. You might want to add some sort of mounting system on the bottom. It accepts Linhof Technika lens boards. The backs are fixed in landscape orientation. Perhaps the camera was designed for group portraits. The Toyo focusing screens are bright and clear. Both the bellows are light-tight and supple, and extend from 65mm to 210mm. With a bit of workmanship it could be mounted on most any monorail, or even used handheld. The camera weighs only 1.8 kilos, less than most metal field cameras.
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Price: 90,000 JPY / ~585 USD, including worldwide shipping.
Payment: Payment is in Japanese Yen, payable via PayPal invoice or bank transfer either directly or through Wise (wise dot com, which may work out cheaper for you).
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Shipping: The price includes worldwide shipping via my choice of JapanPost or UPS. If you have a specific carrier in mind, please check with me so that shipping costs can be confirmed. Customs duties, VAT and any handling charges levied by the post office or courier in your country are your responsibility.
For US buyers: Shipping via JapanPost is not available at this time, but Yamato/UPS have confirmed that they will ship to the US. Duties and handling fees will be collected from the recipient. A link to pay these charges online will be displayed on the UPS tracking website.
If you live in the EU, here is a helpful article:
If you live elsewhere, please see your Customs Office website.
If you are buying from me for the first time, please give me your full name, PayPal email, verified street address and phone number and I will send you an invoice. If you would like to use the bank or Wise (wise dot com), please give me this information, and I will send you an invoice and instructions for making the transfer.
Thanks for looking,
Kumar
Photos:
Price: 90,000 JPY / ~585 USD, including worldwide shipping.
Payment: Payment is in Japanese Yen, payable via PayPal invoice or bank transfer either directly or through Wise (wise dot com, which may work out cheaper for you).
The current PayPal currency conversion rate can be found here: https://www.paypal.com/lu/smarthelp...find-paypal's-currency-exchange-rates-faq1976
Wise's rates can be found here: https://wise.com
Shipping: The price includes worldwide shipping via my choice of JapanPost or UPS. If you have a specific carrier in mind, please check with me so that shipping costs can be confirmed. Customs duties, VAT and any handling charges levied by the post office or courier in your country are your responsibility.
For US buyers: Shipping via JapanPost is not available at this time, but Yamato/UPS have confirmed that they will ship to the US. Duties and handling fees will be collected from the recipient. A link to pay these charges online will be displayed on the UPS tracking website.
If you live in the EU, here is a helpful article:
Buying goods online coming from a non-European Union country
As soon as you buy a product from a non-EU country, then effectively you become an importer and become liable to Customs and Excise Duty as well as Value Added Tax (VAT) payments.
If you live elsewhere, please see your Customs Office website.
If you are buying from me for the first time, please give me your full name, PayPal email, verified street address and phone number and I will send you an invoice. If you would like to use the bank or Wise (wise dot com), please give me this information, and I will send you an invoice and instructions for making the transfer.
Thanks for looking,
Kumar