This is my field Sinar F2. What makes it so special? First I had SK Grimes cut down the standards so that it could fit in a case. You don't need all of that rise and fall in a field camera. This still has more rise and fall than than a Linhof MT3000. It also has shift and tilt like a studio camera. Next I had Grimes cut the 6" rail into a smaller rail. I am including an extension 6" rail and the standard extension rail as well. All combined you have 2 feet of rail. And you're going to need it because I had Camera Bellows custom make me a bellows that can accommodate everything from a 65mm lens, with limited movement at infinity but even more with a recessed board, all the way to a 480mm lens.
On top of that there's an integrated and removable compendium. The back is the standard Sinar fresnel. Also included is the standard Sinar rail clamp.
This camera is unique, super portable, and super flexible. I'm asking $1500 plus figure about $60 for shipping and insurance.
On top of that there's an integrated and removable compendium. The back is the standard Sinar fresnel. Also included is the standard Sinar rail clamp.
This camera is unique, super portable, and super flexible. I'm asking $1500 plus figure about $60 for shipping and insurance.
