Sinar View Camera Free Online Viewing

Sinar View Camera Free Online Viewing

Database contains 2 Sinar f2 Manuals (available for free online viewing or downloading in PDF): Instruction manual, Lnstruction manual.

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Not to be confused with the original company of that name, which later evolved into the Rollei company.). The Hy6 camera and assessories are now produced by DHW Fototechnik GmbH.

The cameras are thus often used in advertising, document reproduction, product and architectural photography, where correctly vertical image lines, fine focus accuracy, and extra details are wanted.

In the Indonesian language, Sinar translates into English as Light Ray.

In 1879 and 1892 Koch also established two family-owned photography studios in Schaffhausen.

Koch worked as a portrait, landscape and alpine photographer and was considered one of the first Swiss champions of alpine photography.

From 1894 until his death in 1897, Koch was also president of the Swiss Photographers Association.

His son Hans-Carl, expanded the family-owned photography studios to include from 1911 photographic retailing.

In 1947, the grandson of Koch seniorCarl Hansa graduate photographer and photographic salesman, took over the family business on the early death of his father Hans-Carl, and founded the following year the Sinar company.

Dissatisfied with the limited or imprecise nature of wooden view cameras (e.g.

Kodak 3 and similar, and the popular Graphlex Graphic Graphlok series) and the limitations of technical (e.g., Linhof Technika) and field cameras of the day he developed a modular camera and received in 1947 a patent for his Sinar camera.

His main aims were to produce a large format camera of high precision and simple operation, with a system of parts that were readily interchangeable.

The Sinar systems versatility is based on the interchangeability of parts as well as a large number of accessories that have been produced over the years.

Major components (rails, bellows, lensboards, and standards) made in the 1940s are still usable with currently manufactured Sinar equipment.

Sinar moved its base of operations to Zurich after separating from Jenoptik in October 2009.

This was accomplished by using a common rear standard bearer and unlocking a single knob to switch among the various format frames.

Another new feature implemented in the P series was the Sinar system of calculating swings and tilts as well as the Sinar depth of field calculator.

A key feature of the Sinar P system, particularly in the domain of scientific and industrial photography, is the precise machine tolerances that are part of the fittings and movements.

The difference in weight is significant: the Sinar F 4x5 weighs about 3.3kg and the Sinar P 4x5 weighs about 5.9kg.

The Sinar F also has hard plastic knobs, versus the rubber-coated knobs of the F1 and F2.

The advantage is that this standard can easily be removed from the rail by loosening the clamp and lifting straight up, unlike the rear standard, and it is somewhat lighter weight.

The disadvantage of this design is that the rail clamping mechanism is susceptible to breakage if over-tightened.

The Sinar F2 and F3 models have a different front standard, which completely encloses the rail and also provides a geared focus adjustment, similar to the rear rail clamp on all Sinar F models.

The correct F2 standard can easily be identified as it is a mirror image of the rear standard.

The earlier FF1 front standard has a low-profile metal hinge below the rail.

Adapters (now discontinued) were made by Sinar to adapt this viewer to various other view camera makes such as Plaubel, Linhof, and Toyo.

The earlier versions of the Zoom film backs are usable on any 4x5 camera with an international (Graflok) back (later holders no longer have the Graflok grooves required).

This camera is very rare and sold at a cost of over US30,000 in the early 1990s.

Not to be confused with the original company of that name, which later evolved into the Rollei company.).

The Hy6 camera and assessories are now produced by DHW Fototechnik GmbH.

Sinar View Camera Manual