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Any of you use an 8x10 before? Is it as cozy as it seems.
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Define comfy.

Also what's up with the ai image? There are many beautiful 8x10 cameras you could have posted instead. Check out this limited edition Gibellini 8x10 field camera.
Could be yours for only 25,000 eurobucks.
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Honestly, no. 5x7 is the point where you still have portability and more lens options, 8x10 goes in the little too big, little too heavy, little too cumbersome territory. 8x10 negatives are beautiful and working with them is fun but the camera itself is honestly PITA.



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