Medium Format Digital Cameras Used

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

I have owned many, many cameras over the past 50 years. All kinds. Film and Digital. 35mm and medium format. But this is hands down the best camera I have ever owned... by a country mile. Will NOT be switching to mirrorless any time soon.

Used in in both TLR's and Medium Format SLR

My 65mm f2.8 is the new normal in a medium-format digital world.

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

Works fine for the 4x5 camera and medium format cameras also.

I use it with my 35mm and medium format cameras. Easy and simple to use. Very sturdy.

I've puchased Tiffen filters for many years. I've used them on medium format, 35mm and my digital cameras and have always found them to be clear and high quality. I have tries other bargain brands glass before and only had to replace them due to hazzy or distorted glass.

I am a pro using medium format digital. I was tired of using tripod heads that move slightly when you tighten them, or slip under weight, and wanted the best. I wanted something rock-solid that stays where you put it, but is till relatively small and light. This is the item I was looking for, very expensive, but just about perfect, so worth it. Others have mentioned some problems adjusting the spring clip that holds the mounting plate of the camera, so I was super-cautious when trying to adjust it initially, but still had a problem - I loosened the adjustment screw too much and the whole piece came apart, springing across the room. It is a real pain to put it back together, but when I did so I rearranged the convex washers that act as a spring to give me slightly greater width for the universal Wimberley plate that I purchased with this head - and now it is perfect.

I must have about 20 of these for various lenses, digital, medium or large format. The caps are of excellent quality and fit is always perfect.