I have a Shen Hao PTB and I have a 150mm lens at the moment with this camera. I am thinking of getting a Horseman 6x9 roll film back to go on this camera. However i'm quite new to large format cameras and I know that the wideness of the lenses with large format changes than what it would be in 120 and 35mm. I want to mainly do landscapes with this camera and the question is, is a 150mm lens suitable to use with the 6X9 back or is a wider lens needed to get a decent amount of the landscape in.
The 150 would be a slightly long lens for 69 Wide would be in the 90-100 range, possibly as short as 75mm.
I think the Fuji 6X9 rangefinder used about a 90.
Think of looking at the GG & masking off a 6X9 section, by doing this you are bringing the center of the composition "closer". Sorta-kinda.
Oh yeah I didn't think about masking it off. But yeah it would be cropping into the lens and be closer. And with regards to the fuji 6X9 I think it has got a 90. When I used my friends 6X9 I think it had a 90mm. Thanks anyways.