8X10 Large Format Digital Camera

I use this tripod with the Manfrotto 229 head. It is perfect for my 8x10 Large Format Camera weighing about 17lbs. The tripod legs are sturdy and provide great support. I've used it in windy conditions had no problems, tripod is working well.

Using this filter holder on large format 8x10 camera lenses that have 105mm and 120mm Filter threads. It's well made and thin enough to clear wide angles.

This Pelican case is very rugged and just what I was looking for to carry my large format digital camera and one large macro lens. There was also room for my filters (Lee) and various accessories.

I use this to connect my digital back to the lens on my large format camera. The pushbutton on the device allows me to 'wake up' the digital back before pushing the shutter release. Works like a charm!

This is my 2nd time owning this head. I 1st bought it for 8x10 large format in 2000. It was great. I sold it after converting over to digital in 2009. Now I'm using it for my Nikon DSLR, a much smaller format. It adds sturdiness and control that just isn't in a ball head. I'll never part with it again.

I use HP-5 mostly in my large-format work (8x10, 4x5 9x12). It has great exposure latitude and is very forgiving. I like the way HP-5 handles high-contrast situations and delvers a beautiful negative with very smooth mid tones. As with all LF sheet film, extra care is required to prevent scratches and dust, but HP-5 is one of the most widely used emulsions because of its consistent and predictable results.

I echo all of the positive comments about this film. I have used it in 35mm and 4x5 large format, but it's even more amazing in 8x10. The fineness of the grain, the clarity and tonal separation are terrific. I only wish it were not so expensive!

I use this with large-format (8x10, 4x5) and medium-format cameras. As long as you don't need radical movements (90 degrees to the side for example), you can very easily and surely level the base. It doesn't correct the tilt a great deal so you need to start with a fairly level tripod already. But that is what I try to do anyway.

My favorite film for large format use. Hope that Kodak changes its position on discontinuing this film in 8x10.

Can hold large format camera.