Smallish 6x6 or 645 medium format camera with shift?

[inglis]

I would like to have a smallish 6x6 or 645 medium format camera with shift for architecture shots on slide film.

I see that the Heidoscop does this but it is stereo.

I have smallish plate cameras that do this for 6x9, but wonder if there is a smallish 6x6 or 645 camera (TLR or a folder?) that includes shift for architecture shots.

Any suggestion besides build my own?

 

[Badris]

The now discontinued Hasselblad Arcbody has rear standard shift and tilt functions I believe, and depending if you use the A12 or A16 film back you can get 6x6 or 6x4.5. Pretty smallish camera too.

 

[ntenny]

The rollfilm backs for those plate cameras usually came with 6x6/645 masks, for what that's worth. I don't know of any rollfilm folder with shift, and I'm almost 100% sure no TLR has it (it seems like an enormous engineering nightmare to make it work).

I assume the usual-suspect MF SLRs are bigger than you want to go, right?

-NT

 

[GarageBoy]

Arcbody using Rodenstock lenses (you might as well go 6x9+) or the flexbody.
Silvestri makes the T30 which is small, but $$$
Same with the Alpa 12

 

[inglis]

Thanks all, for the ideas.

Am aiming in the smaller and lighter direction, but will certainly check these suggestions out
and maybe find a rollback for one of my plate cameras that fits!

Asked about TLR since the Rolleiflex resulted pretty much from the removal of one of the stereo lenses from the Heidoscop and the Heidoscop has shift. So I thought maybe they or some other TLR maker decided to maintain a TLR design with shift.

 

[andrew.roos]

Mamiya 645 series with 50mm f/4 shift lens (there are a couple available from KEH).

Andrew

 

[ic-racer]

Any Rolleiflex or other 6x6cm TLR is a mild "rise" 645. Just crop out the bottom of the scene. Also, I believe one can separate the early-style Rolleiflex TLR close-up lenses and use only the prism (Rolleipar) on the taking lens to get additional effective rise.

 

[cowanw]

A Contax 645 with a Hartblei tilt shift lens is my solution