I just found this. As a Canham user for years (DLC, MQC, standard wooden 10x8) I'm happy to see this, even if I'm not in the market. Although the weight makes it attractive,
My DLC cost £950 a long time ago from Robert White - and that was second hand. The common factor with my Canham is the bellows length, triple extension. At 36 inches, the 10x8 looks very long when fully extended.
~490mm extension in a body that weighs ~1.3kg... That's impressive. That would likely focus a 600mm tele without a top hat board, which would be incredible for mountain photography. There's just something about a wooden camera for me though. I work with PETG a fair bit through work, and I can't say it excites me as a material outside of the purely practical aspects.
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