how much rise with 75mm on a Shen Hao

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Hello,

I'm quite curious about this set up.
Is there any front rise possible with the 75 at infinity with the Shen Hao? If yes how much?

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I guess it may depend on what 75mm lens you have. In my case I had a Nikon 75mm SW 4.5 Lens and I could get about 30mm of rise out of it using the standard bellows. If I needed any additional movements I had to switch to the bag bellows.
 
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Obviously I did make myself not clear. What I mean: Will the frontstandard not interfere mit the housing using 75mm at infinity?
 

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That will depend also very much on the lens you're using - If you have a Rodenstock 75 6.8, the limiting factor will absolutely be the flexibility of the standard bellows. If you're bold and have mounted a Nikor or Schneider 75 4.5, the rear element of the lens may hit the bellows before it runs out of flexibility.

wildbill said:
I don't think you'll hit the housing but you'll have to force the bellows to get much out of it anyway without bag bellows.
 
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