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The [[Linhof]] '''Technorama 612PC''' is a [[panorama camera|panoramic rollfilm camera]] designed for the 6×12cm film format. The 612PC was originally intended as a replacement for the 6×17cm [[Technorama]], but Linhof eventually decided to sell both cameras. The 612PC normally used a [[Schneider]] Super Angulon 65 mm/5.6 lens to emphasize the sweeping nature of the 6×12 format, but could also be fitted with a [[Carl Zeiss]] Sonnar 135mm/5.6 lens. The camera is optimized for use on a horizontal axis, and is equipped with 8mm of built-in vertical shift to limit excessive foreground without tilting the camera. | The [[Linhof]] '''Technorama 612PC''' is a [[panorama camera|panoramic rollfilm camera]] designed for the 6×12cm film format. The 612PC was originally intended as a replacement for the 6×17cm [[Technorama]], but Linhof eventually decided to sell both cameras. The 612PC normally used a [[Schneider]] Super Angulon 65 mm/5.6 lens to emphasize the sweeping nature of the 6×12 format, but could also be fitted with a [[Carl Zeiss]] Sonnar 135mm/5.6 lens. The camera is optimized for use on a horizontal axis, and is equipped with 8mm of built-in vertical shift to limit excessive foreground without tilting the camera. | ||
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*[https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/hands-review/classic-cameras-exploring-heights-linhof-technorama-612-pc Technorama 612PC Review] by Bjorn Petersen at [https://www.bhphotovideo.com/ B&H Photo Video.com] | *[https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/photography/hands-review/classic-cameras-exploring-heights-linhof-technorama-612-pc Technorama 612PC Review] by Bjorn Petersen at [https://www.bhphotovideo.com/ B&H Photo Video.com] | ||
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[[Category: Panorama]] | [[Category: Panorama]] | ||
[[Category: German cameras]] | [[Category: German cameras]] | ||
[[Category:Linhof|Technorama 612PC]] | [[Category:Linhof|Technorama 612PC]] | ||
[[Category:T|Technorama 612PC Linhof]] | [[Category:T|Technorama 612PC Linhof]] | ||
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The Linhof Technorama 612PC is a panoramic rollfilm camera designed for the 6×12cm film format. The 612PC was originally intended as a replacement for the 6×17cm Technorama, but Linhof eventually decided to sell both cameras. The 612PC normally used a Schneider Super Angulon 65 mm/5.6 lens to emphasize the sweeping nature of the 6×12 format, but could also be fitted with a Carl Zeiss Sonnar 135mm/5.6 lens. The camera is optimized for use on a horizontal axis, and is equipped with 8mm of built-in vertical shift to limit excessive foreground without tilting the camera.
Links
- Linhof Technorama 612PC II user manual at Manualslib
- Technorama 612PC II page at Linhof
- Technorama 612PC Review by Bjorn Petersen at B&H Photo Video.com
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