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  1. #11

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    I actually prefer the Crown Graphic - a bit lighter than the Speed and able to handle shorter lenses. And leaf shutters are plenty fast for my needs - and they flash sync at all speeds.

  2. #12

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    Valdosta, GA.
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    My early-mid 50's crown came with a Graflex Optar 135mm lens. Pretty sharp!
    Also Kodak 127mm ektars were _very_ popular. Older graphics had 135mm Zeiss and Bausch Lomb Tessars. I'm fond of Anastigmats. Nothing very special about them but a 7.5" Kodak Anastigmat that I have is a great performer.

    I have both a speed and crown, both get used but it depends on the application. Travelling and handheld it's the crown. Tripod and funny lenses and it's the speed.

  3. #13

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    Sep 2006
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    I didn't see this information mentioned, so I will toss it in:

    12"-300mm is about the upper limit on focal length.
    90mm is about the minimum limit.

    I say about because I don't own either a 300mm or a 90mm lens. I'm going on what I have measured in the way of bellows travel. Others can confirm or dispute my measurements.

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