Most modern 90mm lens that covers entire frame of 6x12 might be too big. Thus most of people used older Schneider Angulon 90/6.8, which is tiny in its category.
I have two modern 90/8 for 4x5, one Schneider and one Fujinon. Both are way too large for the throat and lens board of Holga Pan camera. Let alone they will be too front heavy as well. I already noticed that the Russian 114/8 lens made the Belair front-heavy, and I have adopted a new kind of holding method while tripping the shutter stably: basically both my hands will be on the lens board and shutter instead of the camera body.
I end up a 3D printed Kraken 6x17 for the Fujinon 90/8, which is humongous compared to the Belair. Belair is just so great for carrying around and handheld shots.
I have two modern 90/8 for 4x5, one Schneider and one Fujinon. Both are way too large for the throat and lens board of Holga Pan camera. Let alone they will be too front heavy as well. I already noticed that the Russian 114/8 lens made the Belair front-heavy, and I have adopted a new kind of holding method while tripping the shutter stably: basically both my hands will be on the lens board and shutter instead of the camera body.
I end up a 3D printed Kraken 6x17 for the Fujinon 90/8, which is humongous compared to the Belair. Belair is just so great for carrying around and handheld shots.