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	Field camera -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		A field camera is a (Click link for more info and facts about view camera) view camera that can be folded in a compact size.
		Field cameras as they are known today originate from the early interlocking box cameras of the 19th century.
		At some point the wooden box was substituted by bellows to reduce the bulk of the cameras and facilitate the transport and use of cameras outside of studio settings.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/f/fi/field_camera.htm (222 words)

	Cafe ILFOPRO - Toyo Field Camera or similar. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		One of the camera`s that I have been considering is the Toyo 45 CF (Carbon Fibre) which weighs a mere 1.65 Kg, although the weight is not an important factor.
		Field cameras usually have a pretty limited bellow draw although some of the wooden flat bed cameras sometimes have full swings and tilts plus a double extension bellows.
		For field use, a monorail camera can be quite clumsy to carry around so flat bed and field cameras tend to be more useful.
	www.ilford.com /html/us_english/ILFOPRO/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6636 (2405 words)

	Mounting a 4x5 Field Camera sideways... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Cameras that don't have "rotating backs" can = usually still be switched from horizontal to vertical, it's just that the = back has to be removed and put back on in the desired orientation = (horizontal or vertical).
		When a camera is described as having a "rotating back" or a "revolving back" that usually means the back doesn't have to be removed from the camera to switch from horizontal to vertical and vice versa.
		Cameras that don't have "rotating backs" can usually still be switched from horizontal to vertical, it's just that the back has to be removed and put back on in the desired orientation (horizontal or vertical).
	www.thehelparchive.com /new-577283-81.html (2257 words)

	4x5 Field Camera option
		As stated, it is a bit on the heavy side as far as field cameras go but I would rather have that then a feather light blowing in the wind.
		Field cameras are a subset of view cameras, field camera v.
		Compared to cameras intended for studio use, field cameras generally have some compromises in performance, possibly including non-geared movements, less precision, less rigidity, etc. There is still a wide range of capabilities among the various models of field camears.
	www.photo.net /bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=008d0A (3845 words)

	Unknown Field Camera 3
		Apparently, the camera would be focused by sliding the front or back on the rods, and secured by the set-screws.
		When purchased, a shutter and rapid rectilinear lens marked "American Camera Co." was screwed into the rear of the lens barrel, and a hole had been drilled into the lensboard to accommodate a rubber tube to trip the shutter.
		The illustrated camera does not have the same back, but the brass rod focusing is unmistakable.
	www.fiberq.com /cam/unknown/unknown3.htm (337 words)

	Still camera - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		A camera is a device used to take photographs.
		Digital cameras use electronics, usually a charge coupled device (CCD) to store digital images in computer memory inside the camera, which can be transferred to a computer for later processing.
		Camera Kingston is local camera king: this downtown specialty store and one-hour photofinisher is still thriving after 25 years.
	encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /still_camera.htm (146 words)

	Tom Westbrook - Arca Swiss F-Line Field Camera
		The Field camera is capable of a full array of movements as shown in the table.
		I have detailed photos of the camera along with notes on the photos page, since that is another area where info is lacking.
		When looking for a camera, I decided that the extra 2 lbs or so the Field weighs (over a light wood field camera) would not be significant for me. This is especially true being a recent convert to the ultra-light backpacking movement.
	www.tomwestbrook.com /Photography/arca_swiss.html (3168 words)

	Light Field Camera Calibration
		Camera calibration gives us the geometric relation between the 3D coordinates of a point in the world and the 2D (pixel) coordinates of its image in a camera of the array.
		We found it was easy to meet these criteria with a straightforward extension of [1] to multiple cameras.
		The only parameters this ray depends on are the 12 parameters or the camera, and the 6 representing the pose of the calibration grid.
	graphics.stanford.edu /~vaibhav/projects/lfca_calib (933 words)

	Crown Graphic 4x5 as a Field Camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		I have a monorail camera for most of my 4x5 photography, but the Crown Graphic seemed to be a fine option for times when it is impractical to pack a monorail.
		This is a major inconvenience in the field but, on the bright side, it does eliminate one source of dust entering the camera.
		Nevertheless, the camera's disadvantages as a field camera must be discussed so potential users are aware of them and recognize them in advance.
	largeformatphotography.info /cameras/pacemaker (3244 words)

	Field Camera vs. View Camera
		All such cameras might be called "view cameras" by the way, and a lightweight monorail camera is considered by some to be a "field camera," so it's clearer to distinguish between them by calling them "flatbed" and "monorail" cameras.
		I think it would be well to start with a relatively inexpensive camera, find out all its weaknesses and strengths, then look for a camera that suits your personal needs, selling the first along the way unless you should discover that you really like it, which is a possibility.
		The least expensive cameras that I think of as "learner" 8" X 10" types, were both made by Burke and James, the B&J View, a flatbed (be sure that it comes with an extension rail, many have been separated along the years) and the "Grover", a monorail.
	www.largeformatphotography.info /lfforum/topic/497103.html (2533 words)

	WIRO Wide-Field Infrared Camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The traditional approach to infrared camera design is to place the camera at the Cassegrain focus of the telescope and include reemerging optics within the camera to change the effective focal length of the system.
		Since the camera will operate at infrared wavelengths all the components much be cooled to liquid nitrogen temperature (77 K) in order to minimize the thermal background of the camera.
		However, since the camera is mounted at prime focus, and hence located within the incoming beam of the telescope, it must also be designed to be as compact as possible.
	faraday.uwyo.edu /~mpierce/WIRO/WWFCAM/WWF_Cam.html (964 words)

	Glossary - Wide Field Camera 3
		Field of View (FOV) - The field of view of an astronomical instrument is the angular size of an image.
		The entire field of view of the Hubble telescope is comparable to the "O" in "One Dime" held at arm's length.
		ACS - Advanced Camera for Surveys - The Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) is a third-generation Imaging Camera.
	wfc3.gsfc.nasa.gov /Glossary.html (1093 words)

	JKT - Wide-field Photographic Camera (WPC)
		The wide band filters are the same size as the plates and the useful field is inscribed to one end of the plate leaving the other end free for the plate number and sensitometer spots.
		The camera is also provided with three fiducial lamps which expose small images on the plate which record the registration of the plate relative to the telescope.
		The camera allows for nitrogen flushing so that the volume between the emulsion and filter is filled with dry nitrogen during the exposure, thus guarding hypersensitized plates against degradation.
	www.ing.iac.es:8080 /PR/jkt_info/jktwfc.html (367 words)

	ETF - RCA 1939 Field Camera
		This camera was used for field pickups by RCA in 1939.
		Our camera is serial number 1001, indicating that it was the first one built.
		The camera, with the Camera Auxiliary Unit (under tripod) and the Camera Control Unit.
	www.earlytelevision.org /rca_field_camera.html (350 words)

	Zone VI 4x5 Field Camera
		The camera looks beautiful, with its polished mahogany standards and gold-plated fixtures; people always stop to ask you if it is an antique (with a Sinar, they just stop to ask if you are sane).
		I have a 75mm and this camera must be contorted severely to use this lens.
		I later purchased a Wisner 4x5 Technical Field Camera, which is both larger and heavier than the Zone VI camera.
	photo.net /photo/zone-VI-report.html (3098 words)

	WIRO Wide-Field Infrared Camera
		The camera will result in the largest field of view of any infared camera to date and will provide University of Wyoming faculty and students with unrivaled research opportunities.
		The integral field unit (IFU) of WIRO-Spec is comprised of a rectangular array of hexagonally-packed optical fibers.
		Note that the spectrograph camera focus is very sensitive to temperature variations and it should be checked at the beginning of each night using the calibration lamps.
	faraday.uwyo.edu /~mpierce/WIRO/WWF.html (1388 words)

	Experience with Calumet 1C 8x10 Field Camera
		These cameras were the work horses of studios, and they saw a lot of use.
		Just looking at this camera, and knowing how heavy it is, kind of kills my ambition to get out on the road and shoot some stuff.
		While other LF owners are shielding their cameras with umbrellas and waiting for a moment of calm, my sea foam green beast holds steady as she blows.
	largeformatphotography.info /lfforum/topic/360232.html (844 words)

	shutterbug: Entry Level Field Camera
		Whatever the process employed, the view camera, with its nearly transcendental approach, is the main tool utilized to capture the images.
		The first camera I (re)discovered was one that I had plenty of experience with, the Tachihara/Osaka 4x5 field camera.
		The two cameras are a bit different in concept, design, and materials but my first impression of each was very positive.
	www.shutterbug.net /features/0104sb_entry (1723 words)

	Tachihara 4x5 Cherrywood Field Camera
		The Tachihara Field camera is the most advanced wooden view camera approved by the many first class photographers in the world.
		The Field 4x5 is designed to match professional photographer's use and amateurs, provided with precision, durability and high mechanical devices.
		The Field camera is one of the artistic works, the wooden surfaces are finished very carefully.
	www.adorama.com /VW45FC.html (142 words)

	Century Camera Company Model 43 5x7 Field Camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The term field is used to describe a large format camera made to be easily carried outdoors for use in the field.
		View refers to a camera where the lens and/or back can be adjusted from parallel dead-center allowing the photographer to vary the scene's perspective.
		Regardless of how the subject was composed this camera was most likely used only when mounted on a tripod.
	www.vintagephoto.tv /century43.shtml (297 words)

	shutterbug: Lotus View Rapid Field Camera
		The Rapid Field is the evolutionary outcome of Austrian photographer Burkhardt Kiegeland’s collaboration with a woodworker and machinist to build 4x10” film holders and other specialized accessories for his personal needs.
		To reduce weight without compromising rigidity, the camera bed consists of an open wood frame reinforced with three slats and a large, aluminum tripod mounting plate in which a 3/8” brass bushing is set.
		Perhaps the most unusual feature of this camera is the durable 24” quadruple extension bellows, equal to four times the focal length of the format’s standard lens, that allows full range movements even at maximum draw.
	www.shutterbug.net /test_reports/0799sb_lotus (1038 words)

	Joint Astronomy Centre - World's most powerful infrared camera opens its eyes on the heavens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The Wide Field Camera (WFCAM), built at the UK Astronomy Technology Centre (UK ATC), Edinburgh, is the world's most powerful infrared survey camera.
		These are similar in concept to the CCD chips in everyday digital cameras, but use a Mercury Cadmium Telluride crystal to make them sensitive to infrared radiation rather than visible light.
		The small green square in the bottom left of the full tile image represents the field of view with the previous infrared camera, which is about 1200 times smaller than the full WFCAM field of view.
	outreach.jach.hawaii.edu /pressroom/2004-wfcam (1577 words)

	Photography - Starting camera
		field camera versus an entry level monorail camera.
		Don't be afraid to use a Calumet monorail in the field.
		goal for the camera, and one that will last and be used a long time.
	www.photobanter.com /q-t_2987-Starting-camera.html (4017 words)

	CFH12K - CFHT's Wide Field CCD Mosaic Camera
		The CFH12K camera, for use at the CFHT prime focus, is the largest close-packed CCD mosaic camera in use today (2000) and saw first light on the telescope in January 1999.
		Not only does this camera cover a large fraction of the sky with each exposure (42 by 28 arcminutes, or more than 1.5 times the size of the full moon!) but its large number of pixels (12,288 by 8,192: more than 100,000,000 pixels or 200 Megabytes of data per image) provides a high angular sampling.
		The camera was primarily designed and built by G. Luppino from the Institute for Astronomy (University of Hawaii) with substantial assistance of CFHT staff.
	www.cfht.hawaii.edu /Instruments/Imaging/CFH12K (880 words)

	Wide Field Camera 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3) is the next-generation visual-imaging instrument for the Hubble Space Telescope (HST).
		WFC3's ability to capture a large field of view over a wide spectral range will offer astronomers an unprecedented opportunity to efficiently gather information on the universe, and answers questions in their complex models.
		WFC3 builds on the history of its predecessors: Wide Field and Planetary Cameras, the Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer, and Advanced Camera for Surveys, employing existing designs and parts and blending them with new technology.
	www.ballaerospace.com /wfc3.html (196 words)

	Horseman 45FA Field Camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Camera body only, includes 10mm grid pattern ground glass fresnel lens, hand strap and focusing hood.
		A precision instrument that sets unprecedented standards for superb perfomance and quality in the compact 4x5" technical camera class.
		This camera has been designated the "FA",which stands for "Fine Art", to underscore its excellent suitability as a versatile to for the Fine-Art photographer.
	www.adorama.com /HM45FA.html (102 words)

	A Real-Time Distributed Light Field Camera - Yang, Everett, Buehler, McMillan (ResearchIndex)
		Our system allows multiple viewers to navigate virtual cameras in a dynamically changing light field that is captured in real-time.
		With light field rendering each morphable model prototype consists of a set of sample views of the plenoptic function [1] A...
		High-Speed Videography Using a Dense Camera Array - Bennett Wilburn Neel
	citeseer.ist.psu.edu /621274.html (541 words)

	Starter Field Camera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		There were initial concerns (when the camera first came out) about the 45CF's build quality, but I haven't seen any complaints on the Internet about that for some time now.
		Subject: Starter Field Camera From: Rafe B. rafe.bustin(at)verizon.net Date: 1/11/2004 9:26 PM Mountain Standard Time Message-id: field cameras to purchase new: 1.
		Don't know if it's possible, but being a beginner it would be nice if the camera had detents or markings or some other means of ensuring that all controls are centered and neutral.
	www.thehelparchive.com /new-573596-81.html (1349 words)

	Toyo Field 45AX Pro Field Camera
		The 45AX camera body is identical to the classic Toyo Field 45AII, and is equipped with a standard, reversible 4x5 Graflok back in place of the 45AII's deluxe revolving back, to economize on weight and cost.
		Weighing less than 6 lbs., the Toyo Field 45AX offers all metal construction, full featured movements, and portable, light weight, yet rugged design that are the hallmarks of Toyo Field cameras.
		The 45AX camera body is identical to the classic Toyo Field 45AII, and is equipped with a standard, reversible 4x5 Graflock back in place of the 45AII's deluxe revolving back, to economize on weight and cost.
	www.jafaphotography.com /toyo_45axpro.htm (492 words)

	Yahoo attracted by depth of camera phone field \| CNET News.com
		The download is an example of another Yahoo mobile strategy: to improve the experience people have in using Yahoo software on a cell phone's small screen and with a phone's limited processing power, the Yahoo spokeswoman said.
		Camera phones, which number in the tens of millions, represent just a small fraction of the about 1.5 billion cell phones now in circulation.
		Handset manufacturers, gambling that the surging interest in camera phones will continue, are adding the feature to a greater number of their models.
	news.com.com /Yahoo+attracted+by+depth+of+camera+phone+field/2100-1025_3-5278859.html?part=rss&tag=5278859&subj=news.1025.5 (1000 words)

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