Definition of LF on Wikipedia

[markbb]

I'm sure, between us, we can enhance and add to the description of LF on Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_format)- as it stands it's a pretty poor entry for a craft entering it's 3rd century.

[Wayne]

At least they dont consider 11x14 to be a seperate category, though their inclusion of 6x9 is quite puzzling.


Wayne

[avandesande]

The 'photographers who have used large format' is a weird thing too. I would say the majority of famous photographers have used large format.

[htmlguru4242]

6x9 isn't really LF. What is considered the start of large format, 4x5?

Definetely needs some clean-up.

[jd callow]

LF is sometimes viewed as being any sheet film camera, (opposed to roll) and therefore would/could include 6x9 (sheet) cameras.

[avandesande]

A discussion of the changing view of what LF is would probably be better. There was a time when 4x5 was mostly with RB and considered medium format.

[htmlguru4242]

Ah, good idea there.


I'd also like to see a better description of hte flexibility of LF, and definetely somethign better about what a view camera is ...