Backpack For Large Format Cameras

Holds all my cameras, from 35mm to large format

I already own the Linhof 3D micro head, but I decided to buy this finally with no regrets, it is better than my Linhof head in operation, they look like similar items, but they are not the same !! I chose the quick release version, It works well with my Linhof Techno 69, although it is a bit hard to reach the flip lock release at times, after a few tries for getting use to, it turns out to be fine, otherwise choose the classic turning knob version, which shall be more appropriate for large format cameras with a huge camera base, This head is great for marco work and Large format photography, because it has the most precise movement of Geared Heads, I use this on a Gitzo 3 series tripod with Geared Center Column GS3311GS, this set up is simply the best for my use with Medium Format Cameras like 503CW, and Linhof Large Format Cameras, because it is very stable, I would also recommand the Arca Swiss Univeral L Bracket to use with this head, it will make the entire setup very user friendly and versatile in operation,

Holds all my formats, from 35mm, medium format, to large format cameras.

In my backpack, I carry three lens mounted to lens boards with my 4x5 large format camera. These wraps are ideal for wrapping the lens and boards for carrying in a backpack.

I have been looking for something to carry my large format rig in that is comfortable and functional. This backpack hits all the marks I need. I don't know how I functioned before. I can comfortably and safely carry my 8x10 camera, two lenses, three holders, filters, meter, darkcloth. I don't worry about throwing my back out anymore. That's a nice feeling. For the price, it's a game-changer

I have 2 of these I use for my medium format cameras.

I lost my original plate and was happy with this new substitute that included also attachment for other large format cameras. Very useful at very good price.

I needed a tripod that could support large format cameras. My budget was pretty limited. The Tiltall tripod is great for what I need. Its strong enough to support my 4x5 cameras (a Crown Graphic and a Toyo-View 45c). When the head adjustments are locked down, the camera does not move, even when inserting and removing film holders.

I've always used Manfrotto for my large and medium format cameras in the studio. But when my son needed a sturdy lightweight tripod for his broadcast class I was sold on the Oben for cost and style.

This is one of the coolest things I've owned. It allows me a lot of flexibility as well as the capability to use large format cameras and lenses. Not to mention that I can easily stich together a 120 mb image! Welll made and easy to use. I just wish I had purchased it sooner. I highly recommend it.