Field Camera

Wisner 4x5 inch technical field camera. Wisner 4x5 inch technical field camera. | photography | camera collection | good cameras | cameras | camera accessories | #dslr #photography #cameragear

Mackenstein: Field Camera (tailboard) - c1887-1930. 6.5x7.5, 9x12, 13x18, 15x21, 18x24, 21x27, 24x30, 30x40cm plates, tailboard camera. Chambre de poche type. Also known as Chambre Noire Perfectionee and Chambre

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Mats Wernersson's website is aptly named, "The Camera Maker". Wernersson creates his own custom cameras by hand, making everything from 9x12 field cameras

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There have been significant changes in the way we approach and deal with photography, due to the arrival of the digital technology to our world that once was chemical created. Digital photography or better say, the way of digitally capturing light into pixels has been widely popularized and

British camera restorer Rayment Kirby has a cool tutorial on how (and why) to make your own antique-style field camera from wood and brass. Mr. Kirby seems to follow the convention that the "Field" of "field camera" is an eponym and should be capitalized, whereas the Wikipedia article does not. Can anyone clarify? Was there a "Mr. Field?" Or a "Mrs. Field?"