For Sale: Horseman SW-D II Pro camera (V plate) with 35mm and 55mm lenses.
This is a flexible, robust medium-format digital set-up (takes any digital back with V mount, though plates for other backs are readily available), with +/- 17mm (i.e. total of 34mm) movement of the back in both vertical and horizontal, and is light and compact enough to be hand-held if really necessary (camera weighs 2lbs without lens and back). Comes with Rodenstock 35mm f4.5 and 55mm f4.5 APO Sironar Digital lenses in excellent condition, with no marks, scuffs or damage, including front and back caps and UV filters. Two Horseman model 21511 bright viewfinders with masks for the 35mm and 55mm lenses (changing masks on one viewfinder became too much of a hassle and risk as the masks are not too robust, so I got the luxury of a second viewfinder to avoid this
). Everything is about 2 1/2 years old and has been very carefully looked after. This is a great system for architectural photography and landscapes, and with the shift on the back generating multiple images for stitching is straightforward.
For further technical details see: http://www.komamura.co.jp/e/digital/SWD2pro.html
For some examples of what this system can produce, go to my web-site: http://www.johneatonphotography.com and follow the links to the English Cathedrals and Abbeys portfolio -- almost all of these images are from this system; and in the Glacier National Park portfolio, most of the Avalanche Creek and McDonald Creek images.
Current prices at B&H for the key parts of this system are:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/475802-REG/Horseman_21433_SW_D_II_Pro_Camera.html
Horseman SW-D II Pro camera with V plate $2693
Rodenstock 35mm f4.5 APO Sironar Digital lens in Horseman mount $2814
Rodenstock 55mm f4.5 APO Sironar Digital lens in Horseman mount $2693
Horseman #21511 Viewfinder $658 each
I'm asking $5000 for the complete system, including shipping within the US and Canada and payment via PayPal. I will not sell individual items.
If you're seriously interested, please email me at: [email protected]
This is a flexible, robust medium-format digital set-up (takes any digital back with V mount, though plates for other backs are readily available), with +/- 17mm (i.e. total of 34mm) movement of the back in both vertical and horizontal, and is light and compact enough to be hand-held if really necessary (camera weighs 2lbs without lens and back). Comes with Rodenstock 35mm f4.5 and 55mm f4.5 APO Sironar Digital lenses in excellent condition, with no marks, scuffs or damage, including front and back caps and UV filters. Two Horseman model 21511 bright viewfinders with masks for the 35mm and 55mm lenses (changing masks on one viewfinder became too much of a hassle and risk as the masks are not too robust, so I got the luxury of a second viewfinder to avoid this
). Everything is about 2 1/2 years old and has been very carefully looked after. This is a great system for architectural photography and landscapes, and with the shift on the back generating multiple images for stitching is straightforward.For further technical details see: http://www.komamura.co.jp/e/digital/SWD2pro.html
For some examples of what this system can produce, go to my web-site: http://www.johneatonphotography.com and follow the links to the English Cathedrals and Abbeys portfolio -- almost all of these images are from this system; and in the Glacier National Park portfolio, most of the Avalanche Creek and McDonald Creek images.
Current prices at B&H for the key parts of this system are:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/475802-REG/Horseman_21433_SW_D_II_Pro_Camera.html
Horseman SW-D II Pro camera with V plate $2693
Rodenstock 35mm f4.5 APO Sironar Digital lens in Horseman mount $2814
Rodenstock 55mm f4.5 APO Sironar Digital lens in Horseman mount $2693
Horseman #21511 Viewfinder $658 each
I'm asking $5000 for the complete system, including shipping within the US and Canada and payment via PayPal. I will not sell individual items.
If you're seriously interested, please email me at: [email protected]
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