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The Arca-Swiss M-line two high-precision view camera.
Digital backs or film backs are attachable
image by Uwe Kulick (Image rights)

Arca Swiss is a French maker of view cameras, based in Besançon, France.

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 * Arca Swiss Misura
 * Arca Swiss R3D
+* [[Ultra Large Format Camera]] ([[Photokina]] 2012 prototype)
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