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The Ebony Camera Company was started in 1981 when Hiromi Sakanashi, a photographer from Kyushu, Japan, could not find a large-format camera that was lightweight and portable like a field camera but with the rigidity of a monorail. So Hiromi decided to create his own, and other photographers noticed and asked him to build them one, too; thus, the Ebony Camera Company was born.
Rodenstock lenses offer top-tier performance. I use the 65mm Grandagon-N with center filter and the 210mm Sironar-N DB for studio and large format work.
From my first Nikon F3HP in 1985 to mirrorless APS-C today, my Nikon journey spans film, DSLRs, and large format lenses—each with a purpose and story.
A photographer shares their experience of using Arca Swiss field film cameras and the M-Line Two made-for digital view camera tethered to a Phase One P45 digital back for studio work.