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Frankencamera
Is any part of this camera actually from the company that has it's name
on it? How can you brag about something you cobbled together from other company's parts? http://www.tipa.com/awa_detail_2006....6&-KeyValue=78 |
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Frankencamera
RichA wrote:
Is any part of this camera actually from the company that has it's name on it? How can you brag about something you cobbled together from other company's parts? http://www.tipa.com/awa_detail_2006....6&-KeyValue=78 What parts of it do you believe were _not_ made by the company whose name is on it? -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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Frankencamera
RichA wrote:
Is any part of this camera actually from the company that has it's name on it? How can you brag about something you cobbled together from other company's parts? http://www.tipa.com/awa_detail_2006....6&-KeyValue=78 That's no good for me anyway. I need a camera that can do 69 minute exposures. |
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Frankencamera
The CCD and the lenses.
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Frankencamera
You have to understand large format photography, that is a normal
occurance. Lens makers don't make cameras, film holder manufacturers make film holders. If Imacon/Hassleblad and Phase One have good backs why reengineer them. I'll bet you are looking at $40,000 to $50000 camera. Tom |
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