Shooting 120 Film With large Format View Camera

I wanted a way to economically practice with a large format view camera so I can get used to using it. Using a 6x7 medium format film back with 10 exposures on it was a great way to do that. I was able to practice setting up compositions with a Toyo Field View Camera in the field and get some images made using Velvia 50 and Ektar 100.

I'm interested in making images on 4x5 color transparent sheet film and this was a good exercise to practice using a view camera.

A view camera has movements that allow the photographer to manipulate the focal plane and get two focal points with two distances (foreground and background) in one composition and on one piece of film.

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