Meaning FIELD CAMERA
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FIELD CAMERA


A type of camera, also known as the "baseboard" camera, is essentially a portable view camera, because it functions in much the same way and with similar controls and features and can be tra [..]
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FIELD CAMERA


A folding view camera that is usually made of wood, which is for use on location
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Usually refers to a large-format camera that can be folded to reduce its size making it easier to transport.
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FIELD CAMERA


A folding view-camera that's usually made of wood or light metal for use on location.
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is a collapsible large format camera that is often made of wood. It is the traditional type of view camera where the photographer focuses under a cloth and allows camera movements that enable the photographer to move the film and lens planes independently. (See entry on Scheimpflug principle
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FIELD CAMERA


sheet film camera suitable for use in location work.
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