Free 4X5 Camera!

[Vaughn]

Vaughn;

Yes, it could go to the University, but first dibs goes to APUG, then to and APUG member and you certainly qualify. I just have to get Sean & company to say ok.

PE

Sounds good to me! As long as it gets used!

vaughn

[Ian Grant]

I have never seen one.
Can it be made to take glass plates?

Ray

I have a Cadet, it's a cheap but extremely functional & capable 5x4 camera, ideal as a starter camera or as a backup

If you have standard international fit 5x4 glass plate holders (ie same dimensions as modern film holders) they'll fit with no problems.

Ian

[JBrunner]

1. You must attend the free workshop in Salt Lake at Wasatch Photographic. Sat. Sept, 6th 10 AM to 4PM.

2. You must be new to Large Format to enter. No old LF pros looking to collect another camera. We want to give newbie a chance.

So I'm not eligible?

[raucousimages]

You need more cameras as little as I do. BTW Wasatch is providing doughnuts for saturday.

[JBrunner]

You need more cameras as little as I do. BTW Wasatch is providing doughnuts for saturday.

Mmmmmmm.....Doooouuugghhhnuuuutssssss.....

[Cordelia]

Am I too late?? did it find a home? I am new to lg format, have film and film holders and was trying to figure out a way to stuff them into an old polaroid land camera...not working out so much. I am trying to get in touch with other lg format photographers in my area, Sunshine Coast of BC.
My fingers are crossed....

---I always thought of photography as a naughty thing to do - that was one of my favorite things about it, and when I first did it, I felt very perverse. -Diane Arbus

[raucousimages]

It was given away at the workshop. Good luck finding a camera. If you are willing to use a studio style rail camera instead of a field camera they can be found used for good prices on line. Not as easy to pack as a field camers but it can be done and at a lower cost. With comercial studios going to digital this is a great time get into LF.