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Spec Sheet |
The Wehman 8x10 Field Camera was introduced in 1998 to an overwhelmingly positive reception. Photographers who work in the outdoors, under demanding conditions, fell in love with its Jeep - like concept and quickly discovered how easy 8x10 photography can be. Not needing to be treated like a piece of fine furniture, it is at home wherever it goes: catching the sunrise above timberline or bouncing around in the back of a pickup. And as a result of many design
improvements it is now, at 8.7 lb., almost 4 lb. lighter then the
original version. It fits into small backpacks and sets up on
small tripods. With a Horizontal and Vertical back, plenty of movements
and the ability to fold up with the lens in place, it allows you
to move freely and concentrate on the art and craft of image making, not
equipment logistics. |
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