Linhof universal frame finder 90-360mm for 4X5 cameras in box. The Voigtlander Heliar is a lens of legend. Rare Focusing Hood Viewfinder For Linhof Technika IV V 45RF 4x5 View Camera. Mine came in at a whisker under 600 with a Linhof selected Schneider Symmar Convertible 150/265mm lens and matched rangefinder cam, but I don't need another 150mm lens so I might sell that on. It is equivalent in features to a Linhof Master Technika IV and build quality was very high. The ground glass is covered with the original fold-out focusing hood making a dark-cloth an unnecessary accessory. Technika IV's seem to go for anything from maybe 300 (in really beaten up condition) up 900 (the most expensive one I've seen). The Linhof has a rangefinder that can be coupledto various lenses. Similarly, lenses mounted for the Linhof-Colo cameras may be used on the Super Technika 4x5, and coupled to the Multifocus rangefinder. The Mark VIII was the final model, produced by MPP from 1963 until the 1980s when the company ceased. Because there is simply too much other stuff you need to carryaround to expose 4x5 sheet film. It is a metal bodied large format 5x4 (9x12cm) technical view camera with rising front, rear and front tilt and swing, cross front, 15° and 30° drop baseboard for wide angle lenses, coupled rangefinder, triple extension bellows and rotating back. 712' f4.5 Bal 4x5-5PEED GRAPHIC, f4.5, Kalart rangefinder, synchronizer - x12 LINHOF TECHNIKA 111,394x4. Description: This rare and quirky Reflex hood and Super Technika camera converts a standard 4×5 Technika into a Twin Lens Reflex camera Made between 19, the hood is designed for Super Technika V and IV cameras.
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MPP Micro-Technical Mark VIII 5x4 large format film camera, serial number 5X 8988229, and Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 150mm f/4.5 lens with matching serial number 8988229, all in good cosmetic condition but untested, complete with 16 plate holders, leather case, photocopied user manual, Weston Master V exposure meter, two boxes of unexposed Fujichrome RTP II 64T film (expired in 2004) containing 20 sheets in totalQty: (1)NOTESThe Micro Technical Camera by Micro Precision Products was manufactured in the UK from the 1950s to the 1980s. It has a revolving back with the international attachment system and a focussing hood which protects the ground glass.
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