Chambre Toyo Field 4.75"x6.5" View d'occasion avec objectif Scneider Symmar 150mm F5.6 Copal-No. 1 (1:12/265)

After hauling this kit to the top of a ridge, I'm amazed at how solid the focus stays even in a stiff breeze — the bellows hold steady without any sag. Paired with the 150mm Symmar, the ground glass is bright enough for critical focusing in late afternoon light. It’s a bit heavy for a day hike, but

The Copal No.1 shutter on this Toyo field camera fires crisply at all speeds, which made my first 4.75x6.5 exposures dead-on. The bellows extend smoothly without any light leaks, so I'm finally getting the sharp, contrasty negatives I wanted.

Shot my first two sheets of 4.75x6.5 through this today, and the Schneider 150mm is tack sharp wide open—the Copal No. 1 shutter fires crisply at every speed I tried. The movements on the Toyo feel solid and precise, even for a used body, and it folds up smaller than I expected. Slight learning curv