Still, you can get some interesting results with other kinds of subjects and these lenses. I've also tried doing this a bit with old soft-focus lenses, but stitching doesn't go well with portrait subjects. Again, it's not a bad solution for still life/tabletop work, particularly with strobes, if you need a really high-res image.

Use artificial lighting, because any change in the light will reduce the ability to make a clean stitch. These camera backs are generally expensive by consumer. This lets cameras that were designed to use film take digital photographs. If you want to stitch, depending on the focal length of the lens, you might be able to shoot 4 or 6 overlapping images to make a 65mm square with a full-frame camera. A digital camera back is a device that attaches to the back of a camera in place of the traditional negative film holder and contains an electronic image sensor. So if you're just using it in single shot mode, think of it as a very flexible alternative to something like a 90mm T-S lens, good for still life and tabletop work. Photography: Hasselblad H-Mount Digital Back to Large Format 4x5 Pro Adaptor - Sliding / Stitching Back Adapter with Focusing Screen - All 4x5 View Cameras with a Graflok Rear Standard - Fotodiox. If you use a mirrorless camera, you can stitch over a wider surface and possibly use wider lenses. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Focusing Hot Shoe Viewfinder Eyepiece for 4x5 6x12 6x17 6x24 Large Format Camera at the best online prices at eBay Free shipping for.

Depending on the 4x5' camera, lensboard, etc., the widest lens you can use is going to be around 105mm, because of the mirror box in the DSLR and adapter tube, and the tube introduces some vignetting, so it's not as if you can stitch over the whole 4x5' field. It's interesting, but only in limited situations. I have a sliding EOS-mount back that attaches to a Graflok back on a 4x5' camera.

4x5 view camera digital back