I think a rangefinder would be cool. Something like a L2, P or Canon 7
Ebay sellers in Japan. The equipment I have bought from them has always been nearly immaculate.
How do you like it with the EF adapter? I'm looking at the R6II but am thinking about just getting the body and using my EF lenses since it will be mostly in the studio on a tripod.
I have their 8x10 Mk II camera. I really love it. It is super light and folds down compactly. Never thought I would be able to shoot 8x10 but here we are.
Hope you don't mind me jumping in. Here is my latest mirrorless camera. Intrepid 8x10 MkII. It's pretty light at just 5.5lbs / 2.5kg. Definitely lighter than my 4x5 Cambo. It is also very compact when folded too.
He was a fellow Indiana University alum having recieved his MFA in 1960. I got mine there last year. Henry Holmes Smith founded the department and was his mentor.
I found out about Jerry's passing from my mentor, James Nakagawa, while I was on the way to see this years MFA shows. Jerry's passing loomed large over my trip. While staying in my mentors studio I got to hear many wonderful stories about Jerry as they had become good friends.
He was a truly amazing artist and an inspiration.
Pulling the wrong darkslide out when shooting large format.
Forgetting to put film in the camera.
You should look at Sally Mann's landscape work. She conveys it very well.
Digital Nikon S2 would be kind of cool
Cool. That was my first 4x5 camera. They are not as polished as the Speed Graphics but have a rotatable back which is quite useful.