K.B. Canham DLC45
What constitutes "large" in the term "large format?" Currently, the smallest large format camera is considered to be a camera that produces a 4"x5" negative. Large certainly doesn't have to convey the size of the camera, however. Case in point is the K. B. Canham DLC45.
Designed to be taken out and used and weighing in at just under 4 1/2 pounds, the K. B. Canham DLC45 is small and light enough to slip into your backpack and have you forget that it's there. But when you get where you're going, unfolding the DLC45 will provide you with one of the finest 4x5 camera experiences possible. With a bellows draws ranging between around 2" (53mm) to over 20'" (520mm), the DLC45 can handle just about any lens a photographer would have in the bag.
As for movements, the K. B. Canham DLC45 provides enough to satisfy even the most Type A photographer out there. Whatever fine tuning is needed in swing, tilt, shift, rise, etc., the DLC45 can handle it with ease. With use, photographers will find out that the only limits to the K. B. Canham DLC45 are the limits that they bring to the shoot.
If you've never looked or held a modern, quality-built field camera, track down the DLC45. In terms of weight and elegance, all others will pale by comparison.
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