Edit of my original post. I am not willing to spend
2000+ for a wooden work of art that I would be afraid
to use and would require a 1000 dollar tripod. The
graflex seems light enough to use handheld (its called
a "press camera" for a reason), tough, and really cool
looking, not to mention cheap compared to even Olympus
equipment. Still I'd like some more opinions.
Mark Lloyd
--- "M. Royer" <royer007@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I was thinking of possibly getting my feet wet with
> large format with a Graflex Speed Graphic. there are
> several ones pretty inexpensive. I was wondering if
> this is a good course of action since I am NOT
> willing
> to spend 2000+ for some wooden work of art that I'll
> never use. Anyone else have any experience with this
> camera. From what limited knowlege I've learned
> about
> it it is more durable than any 35mm or medium format
> camera.
>
> Mark Lloyd
>
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