1. Linhof Known For: Precision Engineering: Linhof cameras are renowned for their exceptional build quality and precision engineering, making them a top choice for professional photographers. Versatility: They offer a range of movements (tilt, shift, swing) that provide great flexibility in controll...

My 8x10 Stenopeika arrived. The tripod I'm using seems a bit unstable. The Stenopeika has one screw mount at the base. It seems to me that it should have more. I have an Arca-Swiss style plate but with only one screw it's not locked in place very well and tends to swing. I was thinking of drilling a...

Choosing the Right Black and White Film Developer: A Guide to Chemicals and Considerations Black and white film photography continues to captivate artists and enthusiasts alike with its timeless appeal and artistic flexibility. Central to the development process of black and white film is the choice...

Mastering the Art of Contact Printing 8x10 Film Negatives In the realm of traditional photography, contact printing stands as a revered method for producing rich and detailed prints directly from film negatives. Among the various formats available, the 8x10 film negative holds a special place due t...

I just bought my first 4x5 camera, a Wisner Expedition Field Camera, and within a week bought an 8x10 Stenopeika. I'm set as far as gear goes. My first developing solution was a combination developer and fixer from B&H ( CineStill Film DF96 Monobath for Black & White). That developer did a g...

I recently purchases a Wisner Expedition Field Camera. This camera is very packable and made to very high standards. My only complaint is that it is complicated to obtain focus. Getting the front and rear standards to not exceed travel while trying to focus is difficult.

I finally pulled the trigger and bought a vintage Noct from KEH. This lens is great for shooting wide open at f1.2. I've also had the Nikon Z 50mm f1.2, and while the images are sharper from the modern lens, this lens is much easier to carry around. I also recently purchased a Nikon Z8, and at 20 fr...

I've recently acquired a GFX 50s and am contemplating using it for portraiture work to replace my Nikon Z6. I'm available to answer questions about the 50s. It definitely slows down my workflow, and I wouldn't use it for anything but portraits and landscapes. It's slow at 3fps and the contrast autof...

I've watched unboxing videos with a nice case. I'm guessing at some point they stopped shipping with the nice case and went with the bag. Here's a good review:

http://www.scopeviews.co.uk/Swaro10x42EL.htm

In the world of photography, versatility is a key factor for success. Whether you're capturing fast-paced sports events or seeking to photograph elusive wildlife in their natural habitats, having the right lens can make all the difference. The Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR zoom lens is one such piece...