[MF3D.FORUM:1636] Re: Using front shift to simulate camera movements?

[L <jet_lk@xxxxxxxxx>]

I have been thinking about doing that for a while.

Last year I got a Bronica Gs-1 which is an SLR that
takes 6X7 shots.  About 4 times the size of 35mm, and
an aspect ratio simillar to 7p.  I have done some
shots on a slide bar with it, but if I could ever get
the money and time to put it together, I would love to
get another Gs-1 with a 100mm macro lens (that is the
only lens I have now).  I know that the bar, mirrors,
2 tripods (for wide hypers), and the cameras would all
probably way around 20-30 pounds.  But, the Gs-1 uses
an electronic shutter so it could potentially have an
elecronic shutter sync.  It can also snyc with strobe
up to a 500th of a second!!!

I would either have to crop alot and mount the images
into the mounts that Paul Talbot sells, or make a new
viewer (I already have the one that Paul sells) that
could view the slides mounted in 6X7 mounts from Gepe.

Lincoln
http://www.lincoln3d.com

--- Bill Glickman <bglick@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Matt,
> 
> > Two cameras can be mounted facing each other on an
> adjustable rail -- with
> a
> > small front-surface mirror mounted at a 45 degree
> angle in front of each
> lens.
> > This allows you to get both cameras quite close
> (limited by the size of
> the
> > mirrors), and allows easy access to the focusing
> and film advance
> mechanisms.
> > Matt


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