Largest Medium Format Camera?

[digital&film]

Has to be this one..

Cheeeeeseeee!!!!! by Anakronik, on Flickr

 

[snapguy]

fear

I fear it is digital.

 

[Jeff Kubach]

Jeff

 

[AgX]

I definitely need it.
As I could declare it a coffeetable...

 

[Dr Croubie]

So what's the EBL of that rangefinder?

 

[Knjy]

Gosh that's a big one ...... said the model to the photographer

 

[Richard Man]

When they say it's a Texas Leica, they are not kidding!

 

[one90guy]

Camera

When they say it's a Texas Leica, they are not kidding!

LOL great reply

 

[horacekenneth]

That's kind've dinky honestly...


http://petapixel.com/2012/08/21/the...amera-is-20-times-bigger-than-the-real-thing/

 

[Jim Noel]

When they say it's a Texas Leica, they are not kidding!

The trouble is it isn't a Leica, it's a Fuji!

 

[Old-N-Feeble]

"Is that a Hasselblad?"

 

[grahamp]

Must be one of those 120" roll film models.

 

[250swb]

It would be funny if the camera used to take it was any smaller, or with a bigger 'sensor'.

Steve

 

[scapevision]

I have one!

 

[blockend]

In the real world I always found my Mamiya Press with flash set up quite a handful. However my largest medium format camera would have to be an MPP with 6 x 9 back.

 

[Pioneer]

That's kind've dinky honestly...
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http://petapixel.com/2012/08/21/the...amera-is-20-times-bigger-than-the-real-thing/

But that is FULL frame, not medium format.

Typical Holga Hype!

 

[Theo Sulphate]

I believe the largest medium format camera, though not a rangefinder, is the Fuji GX680III:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuji_GX680

 

[wiltw]

I believe the largest medium format camera, though not a rangefinder, is the Fuji GX680III:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuji_GX680

There are a few 6x17 cameras, too...Fuji, Linhof, Horseman, among others

 

[Arklatexian]

Would my 4x5 view camera with a 120 rollfilm back qualify as "medium" format?.......Regards

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

Would my 4x5 view camera with a 120 rollfilm back qualify as "medium" format?.......Regards

Sure, but it wouldn't be as big as my 8x10" Sinar P with a 4x5" reducing back and a rollfilm back.

 

[Sirius Glass]

I cannot figure out why someone would bother to put a 120 film back on a view camera unless they wanted the exercise of dragging extra weight and the additional awkwardness of a larger volume. It must be a form of sadomasochism.

Sadist to the masochist: Beat me! beat me!
Masochist to the sadist: Maybe

 

[blockend]

I cannot figure out why someone would bother to put a 120 film back on a view camera unless they wanted the exercise of dragging extra weight and the additional awkwardness of a larger volume. It must be a form of sadomasochism.

Sadist to the masochist: Beat me! beat me!
Masochist to the sadist: Maybe

1) Financial reasons. If I already own a view camera I may not feel the need to buy a MF camera.
2) Movements. Roll film cameras with tilt-shift are unusual.

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

My reason for going 8x10"--> 6x7cm tends to be because I've had the 8x10" set up on a rolling stand around the house, and I might use it for anything, and if the situation calls for rollfilm, it's easier just to clip on a rollfilm back than to find some place to put the big camera and set up a different camera.