Field camera
A folding view camera that's usually made of wood or light metal for use on location. A sheet film camera suitable for use in location work.
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A folding view-camera that's usually made of wood or light metal for use on location.
Field camera
Type of folding Large format Camera usually made of wood, therefore lighter than a metal camera of the same type.
FIELD CAMERA - A type of camera known as the"field" or "baseboard" camera is essentially a portable view camera, because it functions in much the same way and with similar controls and features.
-Field camera - sheet film camera suitable for use in location work.
-Fill-in - light used to illuminate the shadow areas of a scene.
-Fill light - source of illumination that lightens shadows. See Fill-in.
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Outdoor Photography With Toyo Field Cameras : Large format photography, without any doubt, produces the best possible quality images in or out of the studio. The combination of larger size and camera movements beats any other format hands down.
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For this size are special - mostly technical very simple (without electronics), allmost allways manual adjusting - cameras (named Precision- or Field camera) available.
Large format-Generally any film format in which negatives are larger than 4 x 5 inches is considered large format. Other sizes include 5 x 7 inches, 8 x 10 inches, and 11 x 14 inches. Most large format cameras are view cameras, field cameras, ...
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