wrrrrrrr 'Click' from those beautiful Schneider lenses. a lot of pain and then finally you take that photo. slow, clunky, heavy, inverted images, dark slides. Or you can shoot with a Linhof (drum roll please). do a little photoshop work and you can churn out some great stuff. I have an S3 which i have used for landscapes. This tripod socket can come in handy when a photographer wants to position the camera upside-down for more optical variances and movements. It features: a triple-extension drop bed, ratcheting lift lever for front standard rise, an international Graflock spring back with revolving swing frame, a lift-up flap on top of the camera housing for increased wide-angle efficiency, a built-in wide-angle focusing track for extreme wide-angle lenses 38-72mm (movements with bed in fourth notch dropped position), and a removable accessory cold shoe mount that reveals a hidden tripod thread. It is a technical baseboard camera of the highest quality with a sturdy die-cast body that closes to compact dimensions. It does not include the lens, lensboard, grip, fresnel lens or viewfinder.
It comes with a wrist strap, a folding focusing hood and a ground-glass grid screen. The Master Technika 3000 is a more compact, non-rangefinder version of the classic Linhof Master Technika. Now, the Master Technika 3000 can utilize superwide lenses with new infinity stops at the 38mm, 47mm, and 58mm positions to accommodate these lenses. Also, the focusing track for extreme wide-angle lenses has been moved from the inside of the camera body to an easily-accessed knob positioned on the side of the body. It improves upon the older Master Tech 2000 by adding a fourth drop position to the drop bed, thus allowing for more movements and less vignetting. Linhof has refreshed their 4x5 metal field camera with the release of the Linhof Master Technika 3000 Camera.
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