And now for something a little bit different...5X14 Camera!

**Sandeha** · 30-Oct-2007, 10:40

Heeheehee ... that's big.

**Scott Squires** · 30-Oct-2007, 10:55

Jim

As a Panorama nut (6x17 - 4x10 - 7x17) I am impressed! A 5x14 is a great size and a perfect aspect ratio. It always seemed to me that 3 to 1 is a little long and 2.5 to 1 is a touch short. I used to shoot 35mm pano in my Mamiya 7, it was about 2.75 to 1 and really worked for my eye.

Enjoy the new toy and keep us all posted and we can't wait to see pics of the Camera and Holders.

Scott

**Vaughn** · 30-Oct-2007, 11:38

Way too cool...even for Tonopah!

Vaughn

**Pete Watkins** · 30-Oct-2007, 12:02

Jim,
We've seen that Ford pick up from just about every possible angle now. Sell it and buy another lens or I might start posting pics of my clapped out Land Rover, nobody deservs that!
Best wishes & keep up the good work,
Pete.

**Ed Richards** · 30-Oct-2007, 13:50

Great work! This is the first time I have seen a ULF post that looked fun, rather than making me think that ULF is a reason for wider use of OCD medication.

**Jim Galli** · 30-Oct-2007, 14:33

Originally Posted by Andrey Donchev

Show us the camera, Jim! PLEASE!

Evan, Andrey and all, LATER dudes. I'm supposed to be working

**Nigel Smith** · 30-Oct-2007, 18:07

well I luv old trucks... and old weathered buildings... so enjoyed the pics!

**Jim Galli** · 30-Oct-2007, 19:10

For some photos of the camera click on the picture...

**David A. Goldfarb** · 30-Oct-2007, 19:15

That's a beautiful camera, but where's the Galli shutter?

**Jim Galli** · 30-Oct-2007, 19:19

Originally Posted by David A. Goldfarb

That's a beautiful camera, but where's the Galli shutter?

Well, I guess you just can't have everything...

BTW it is notable that I ordered it with the 6X6 front standard for Kodak 2D boards. A smaller board is standard.