I liked this video and the demonstrator knows this camera in depth. I don't understand the negative comments here and sincerely hope they don't discourage any presentations. Thank you very much for this.
great overview, would be nice if you did a video on the 5x7" Technika's too, esp. the different back options ( metal single sheet backs Vs. double darks, etc)- as the Tech iii's and V's are different to the "new" versions of the 4x5" 's you have on your channel.
Hello and good morning Linhof Studio thank you for your work!!! I have the 6x9 it's a Master V, restored by @laflexcamera LA FLex Austin the master of these things much love ❤
To show the Linhof Super Technika V 6,5 x 9 cm the camera should have been mounted on a tripod. Then it is possible to make clear what are top, bottom, back and sides. On a tripod we can see how to handle the camera and it will not wobble. There was no need to make this video shot from a reproduction stand. The lighting has too much contrast and makes small parts invisible. The Linhof Super Technika V 6,5 x 9 cm no. 000037 has a triple track; this Technika in the video has not. Which Technika is it ? The optical viewfinder 001373 is no standard object, so it should not be shown in this video. Polaroid back no. 01666 for 6 x 9, type 405 can be mounted. The track is dented, caused by bringing out the lens standard, over the gap, to the far away track. It would be preferable not to push the track back, but to turn the knob. The geared bar and sprocket are screaming of pain. A swing movement can be made by pulling out the back with the screen. Mind the diameter of 60 mm, it is for all types of lenses: wide, normal, tele, long. repro and soft focus. And the microscope adapter. Jaco van Lith, Rotterdam The Netherlands.
I liked this video and the demonstrator knows this camera in depth. I don't understand the negative comments here and sincerely hope they don't discourage any presentations. Thank you very much for this.
Thank you for sharing. It's just the amount of information for me to want to look for a good copy.
Thank you so much for the nice and informative video
great overview, would be nice if you did a video on the 5x7" Technika's too, esp. the different back options ( metal single sheet backs Vs. double darks, etc)- as the Tech iii's and V's are different to the "new" versions of the 4x5" 's you have on your channel.
Hello and good morning Linhof Studio thank you for your work!!! I have the 6x9 it's a Master V, restored by @laflexcamera LA FLex Austin the master of these things much love ❤
Thank you so much for sharing ❤️❤️
Are you still in Southend?
Too bad they discontinued this camera; I see them all the time on eBay, only damaged, and missing their cammed lenses.
New product ?
To show the Linhof Super Technika V 6,5 x 9 cm the camera should
have been mounted on a tripod.
Then it is possible to make clear what are top, bottom, back and sides.
On a tripod we can see how to handle the camera and it will not wobble.
There was no need to make this video shot from a reproduction stand.
The lighting has too much contrast and makes small parts invisible.
The Linhof Super Technika V 6,5 x 9 cm no. 000037 has a triple track;
this Technika in the video has not. Which Technika is it ?
The optical viewfinder 001373 is no standard object,
so it should not be shown in this video.
Polaroid back no. 01666 for 6 x 9, type 405 can be mounted.
The track is dented, caused by bringing out the lens standard,
over the gap, to the far away track.
It would be preferable not to push the track back, but to turn the knob.
The geared bar and sprocket are screaming of pain.
A swing movement can be made by pulling out the back with the screen.
Mind the diameter of 60 mm, it is for all types of lenses: wide, normal,
tele, long. repro and soft focus. And the microscope adapter.
Jaco van Lith, Rotterdam The Netherlands.
This is unacceptable.