dave_whatever wrote:At least if you get caught out in the rain you can shelter inside the camera.
For those who need something bigger....
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Reassure yourself - stroke an Ebony
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Re: For those who need something bigger....
Actually it's quite unique Joanna. No batteries needed, you wind a small control which is in fact a tiny generator which in turn drives a motor.Joanna Carter wrote:Which should be really convenient in the midst of a remote landscape like Glencoe - unless you like carrying a battery and inverter as well as the rest of the kitBarryWilkinson wrote:The Lotus 20x24 is motorised
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Re: For those who need something bigger....
It has a reducing back for those who want a small format for field work. The 10x8 inch reducing back accepts Horseman's new motorised 10x8 rollfilm back.
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Hang on. You mean, to avoid turning a focusing handle, you fit a motorised mechanism that requires you to turn a handle to make it work? Methinks Uncle Barry has stopped taking his tabletsBarryWilkinson wrote:Actually it's quite unique Joanna. No batteries needed, you wind a small control which is in fact a tiny generator which in turn drives a motor.
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