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Everything is bigger and slower. The key point evident everywhere around this Svedovsky Plate Holders are made of aluminum covered with the electrostatic powder coating and best black powder paints. I knew I wanted a camera that would minimize weight and have good stability Recently I bought myself an 8×10 large format field camera. consist of three layers of wood. Designed especially to be used with the wide angle and standard SVEDOVSKY 5×7 read more >> SVEDOVSKY 8×10 read more >> SVEDOVSKY 8x10W read more >> SVEDOVSKY 11×14 read more >> 138 likes, 6 comments - svedovskycameras on November 27, 2024: "Some details of my latest 8x10 mahogany solid wood. Constructed entirely of mahogany heartwood. This is a precision made, finely hand crafted camera, with sharp looks and interesting features. . Removable, custom made bellows. Constructed entirely of mahogany or oak wood. SVEDOVSKY 8×10 l Description 8×10 Svedovsky field camera. Very precise two rails focusing mechanism made of titanium. /// #svedovsky Okay I have now been using my 4x5 Wisner for roughly 5 months and enjoy the process very much. Very precise two rails focusing mechanism. Svedovsky 8x10 inch camera, Nikkor M 450mm lens, Ilford HP5 Plus film. I have been shooting 4×5 for quite a while, but I always wanted to When I compared the prices the Svedovsky was $ 2. If you’re looking for a dependable, well-built, and thoughtfully designed large format camera, this one Just got the very first VDS 8X10 camera from Hungary. The coating is strong and 24-May-2017, 18:44 mike rosenlof Re: So its that time to get a 8x10 Svedovsky 8x10 is a great format, but it is a lot more demanding than 4x5. Other metal parts are made of or spend more time with 4x5 before leaping into 8x10, because as noted by others, costs are exceptionally more expensive and work flow is, for me at least, noticeably slower the larger the 52 likes, 1 comments - skoglundtrond on February 5, 2025: "Winter, Helgeland. The 8×10 field camera. #svedovsky 138 likes, 6 comments - svedovskycameras on November 27, 2024: "Some details of my latest 8x10 mahogany solid wood. Other metal parts are made of steel and In short: the 8×10 Svedovsky is much more than just a tool to me – it’s a trusted partner in my craft. . 000 and was made in Poland where I could actually get a hold of the sales manager (piotr), Re: 8x10 Wetplate/Tintype - Chamonix vs Svedovsky advice My best recommendation is that you take a wet plate workshop before you buy the camera, That will give you a chance to try one or several LF 57 likes, 1 comments - svedovskycameras on December 4, 2015: "8x10 Svedovsky field camera, focusing knob allows very precise focusing, bellows extension 800 mm. If you’re looking for a dependable, well-built, and thoughtfully designed large format camera, this one Leaving the studio behind also meant the Sinar P 8x10 had to go and the search for an 8x10 field camera had to begin. 8×10 Svedovsky lightweight non-folding field camera ready to work. On the way to Germany now! #svedovsky #filmphotography 95 likes, 8 comments - svedovskycameras on April 3, 2024: "8x10 Svedovsky black version with the 5x7 and 4x5 reducing backs is already in Paris, France. Wood is. Leaving In short: the 8×10 Svedovsky is much more than just a tool to me – it’s a trusted partner in my craft. Svedovsky 8x10 by Jonas Normann Recently I bought myself an 8×10 large format field camera. 8x10” Svedovsky, mahogany solid wood. Try and find an 8x10 film Okay I have now been using my 4x5 Wisner for roughly 5 months and enjoy the process very much. #helgeland #helgelandskysten #meløy 67 likes, 1 comments - svedovskycameras on November 8, 2025: "8x10 to 5x7 reducing back with a bail and Svedovsky 8x10 Camera are on the way to Arizona, USA. #svedovsky #filmphotography Svedovsky 8x10 Review Hubert Banaszkiewicz The summer is gone now, and I had little free time to do my stuff, I managed merely to do a couple of photographic 󰟝 Solid wood cameras are back in my offer. People love their existing 4x5 cameras, but to get the most of the Svedovsky 8x10 first impressions Tim Hammond I recently closed my portrait studio to focus my shooting time on personal work rather than client demands. I have been shooting 4×5 for quite a while, but I always Svedovsky 8x10WE. I had a look last night at a New Svedovsky and I have decided to buy one. 11x14”Svedovsky mahogany with 1200mm (!) max bellows extension, 8x10” reducing We have completed a mounting design with Svedovsky cameras. Another from our new line of cameras made of weather resistant laminate wood, both sides finished with mahogany layers and additionally protected with five layers of oil and wax.

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