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Posted 6/6/2008 4:06:19 PM
lion

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I've published a new article here titled "A New Standard in Field Cameras - Chamonix 45-N1". I've owned the camera for several months, and thought I would share my experiences with it.

http://www.traditionalphotographer.net/Articles.aspx?Article=5

Note, there are a couple of images in the Technical Gallery relating to this article.

As always, your comments and feedback are welcomed.

Robert

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Posted 6/9/2008 8:01:12 AM


tiger

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I've published a new article here titled "A New Standard in Field Cameras - Chamonix 45-N1". I've owned the camera for several months, and thought I would share my experiences with it.

http://www.traditionalphotographer.net/Articles.aspx?Article=5

Note, there are a couple of images in the Technical Gallery relating to this article.

As always, your comments and feedback are welcomed.


Thanks for the excellent article. Now I have to tell my wife that I need another camera.

Seriously, it may be awhile, but some day I certainly hope to get into LF photography. It appears to be an entirely different world from the work I've done over the years.

Cheers,
Tom


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Posted 6/9/2008 10:47:26 AM


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Thanks Tom, I'm glad you enjoyed the article. This is a really great camera, and I hope more people consider getting one. As you can see, I've been very impressed with mine.

I think you would enjoy going to large format. I really is a different way of thinking and reacting. When I first started I had trouble making that mental shift to go back and forth between different formats, although these days it is somewhat easier. My favorite is LF, but I also enjoy 35mm.

Robert M. Teague

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Posted 7/6/2008 9:32:48 PM


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Hi Robert,

Thanks for the review. I will have to read it more carefully.

Rich


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Posted 9/14/2008 11:06:08 AM


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It was Robert's article that convinced me to give it a try.
So, far I've been content with it. I really like to single worm-gear focusing wheel and it is somewhat lighter than my previous camera: Toyo 45AII, although I do miss the focusing box and the incremental turning ability of the back on the Toyo.
I've posted one image thus far in my modest gallery section.


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Posted 9/14/2008 10:00:03 PM


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Chamonix now has a website if anyone is interested: http://www.chamonixviewcamera.com/

Click on the Gallery page, one of my images is featured.