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LandScape View Camera Lens/Bellow for Digital Camera ?

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I seen somewhere that they have an add on to digital cameras that act like a View Camera with and Adjustable Front lens. It has a bellow system that allow the photographer the ability to move the front lens in plane with the subject.

This allows you to get on the same focal plane better to get more of the landscape in focus.

I am curious if there is a name for this device ?
ALso curious on how well they work ?
Also about cost or anything else you would know ??

Thanks

jay
 
From what I seen the above solutions were not it. The one I seen is more of a rubber bellow system that fits right to the camera.

ANybody know where i can find one ?
 
The Cambo Ultima is the only device I have ever heard of that will allow you to adjust planes for a slr and you can pick one up at calumetphoto.com
 
...I think he might be talking about an entension bellows but is having difficulty in verbalizing what it's for...
 
This item was like an extension on the front of a DSLR with a LENS.

Black plastic flexible item.
 
http://www.horsemanusa.com/vcc.html

Horseman camera makes just such a device for dslr cameras.

Rather expensive unless you have commercial work that can justify the
cost. They would be useful for things like food work where you need
close dof and/or archecucture where you need both dof and perspective
control.


jared Fuhs said:
I seen somewhere that they have an add on to digital cameras that
act like a View Camera with and Adjustable Front lens. It has a
bellow system that allow the photographer the ability to move the
front lens in plane with the subject.

This allows you to get on the same focal plane better to get more
of the landscape in focus.

I am curious if there is a name for this device ?
ALso curious on how well they work ?
Also about cost or anything else you would know ??

Thanks

jay
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