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~ SUPER CAMBO \~( __V I E W C~A~M E R a S V __~J ,. ~ SUPER CAMBO \~( __V_I_E_W_C~A~M_E_R_A_S v __~J , The Ultra-advanced Large-Format System for Professionals and Serious Amateurs * Full corrective capability * 4 x 5, 5 x 7, 8 x 10" . .. all use the same lensboard and front standard accessories * Tilt and swing adjustments on optical axis * Rugged, yet lightweight * Unique modular construction * Folds flat for easy storage and portability * Five models: 2J,4 x 31,4 ",4 X 5/1, 5 X 7/1 and two 8 x 10" models N arne a problem in large-format studio photography and the remarkable Super Cambo. system masters it. Offering unmatched. flexibility with rugged construction to exacting precision standards, this versatile system provides the widest range of set-up possibilities. Model I (21,4 x 31,4 n) All swings and tilts around optical axis With many cameras, tilts and swings affect Complete Corrective Capability - Front and rear stand­ the image in the ground glass; moving it ards have right-hand focusing knobs with locking knobs about or losing it completely. This necessi­ on the left, and each has its own spirit level for accu­ tates relocating and refocusing the image. In racy. All movements on the camera are equipped with the Super Cambo, the image remains cen­ click-stop centering marks to assure precise align­ tered and the focus remains sharp and pre­ ment. Focusing can be done at either standard. Three cise, regardless of the degree of tilt and means of perspective correction are supplied: (1) wid­ swing. Reason is the advanced design in est range of possible tilts and swings at both lens which both tilts and swings are pivoted stage and camera back, (2) flexible lateral movements, around a central point - the optical axis. and (3) wide-range camera tilt at the mounting head. (Some cameras rely on a pivoting point at Rugged, polished moIiorails available in lengths from the base of their standards which only pro­ 8" to 40". vide off axis adjustments.) BURLEIGH BROOKS INC. Page 1 SUPER CAMBO \.. ___ V_I_E_W_C~AMERAS \ v ) Versatile modular design - In addition to functioning as a view camera, the Super Cambo may also be used as a super wide-angle camera or as a macro-photographic view camera. This remarkable flexibility stems from its unique modular construction which permits an extremely wide range of interchangeable operations and special combinations. Un­ limited bellows extension is achieved by adding additional camera standards and bellows. Interchangeable bellows and standards enable the use of various film formats with one Super Wide Angle Camera basic camera. That's why the Super Cambo ranks as a system - it can be used with extreme wide angle and tele­ photo lenses, as well as any focal length between. There is no view camera task that cannot be mastered by the Super .Cambo System. Note: Schneider lenses are the perfect team-mates for the Super Cambo camera. See Schneider catalog for details. As Macro Camera SUPERCAMBO TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS DIMENSIONS' HORIZONTAL MODEL FORMAT COMPRESSED EXTENDED RISE & FALL DISPLACEMENT SWING TILT WEIGHT FLAT . RECESSED FLAT RECESSED LENSBOARD LENSBOARD "-ENSBOARD LENSBOARD FRONT BACK FRONT BACK FRONT BACK FRONT BACK 1 2IA x3 " 2" 1%" ll*,' 11'/,," +1'/,," +1'/,," 2" 2" 3SOO 360· +30· +30· 6lbs. 10 ozs. -*" - ~". _30· _30· II 4x5 3", 2" 17'/,," " 16'/,," +2'/,," +2'/,," 2" 2" 360· 3SOO +30· +30· 9Ibs,60zs, -I" -I" _30· _30· III 5x 7 3" 2" 21IA" 20lA" +2'/,," +2*,' 2" 2" 360· 360· +30· +30· lllbs, -I" _30· _30· IV 8x10 4\1" 3'/,," 29W' 28W' +2'/,," +4*,' 2" 2" 360· _45· +30· +30· 151bs, 70zs, -I" +45· _30· _30· IVB hiD 4Yo" 3'1,," 29W' 28W' +2'1,," 0" 2" 0" 3W -45· +30· +30· 15 Ibs, 70zs, -I" +45· _30· _30· -Measured from lensboard to Film Plane BURLEIGH BROOKS INC. Page 2 NEW FROM SUPER CAMBO ) V------- I Your choice of either a single or double base control lock on each of your Cambo Camera Standards. Single Lock (Std. ) Double Lock (New) A B A single locking lever controls Locking lever A controls lateral movement. both the lateral and swing Lever Bcontrols. swing movement. movements of the Camera Standard. The single lock system of the Super Cambo Camera has proven itself to be a most effective control for the camera standards. It offers quick locking control of both the lateral and swing movements of the standards. However, there are photographers who prefer separate locks for each of these movements. The new double locking system of the Super Cambo Camera provides this feature. When ordering your Cambo Camera please specify "with single lock" or "with double lock" on the order. See price list for price information on Cambo Cameras with the new double lock system. BURLEIGH BROOKS ,INC. Page 3 2¥.1 x 3¥.1 SUPER CAMBO ~.{ _______V_IE_W __ Ct_M_E_R_A ________ ,j 2JA x 314" Super Cambo View Camera Catalog No. Model I Complete (Specify Single or Double Lock.) 14/2x3Cl Consists of: Front standard (holds lensboard) (C61) 14/C61 Rear standard (holds spring back) (C61) 14/C61 Spring back with ground glass for double holders (C60) 14/C60 Bellows with mounting flanges (C62) 14/C62 Lensboard, 4%" square (C63) 14/C63 Square monorail track, IPh" long (C64) 14/C64 Tripod mounting head, fixed (C9) 14/C9 Spirit levels, set of 3 (C56/3) 14/C56/3 .s!-CI 4 X 5 SUPER CAMBO VIEW CAMERA 4 x Ii Super Cambo View Camera Catalog No. Model II Complete (SPecify Single or Double Lock.) 14/4x5C2 Consists of: Front standard (holds lensboard) (C5) 14/C5 Rear standard (holds spring back) (C5) 14/C5 Spring back with ground glass for double holders (Cl) 14/Cl Bellows with mounting flanges (C6) 14/C6 LensboarQ, 67!J.6" square (C7) 14/C7 Square monorail track, 17lh" long (CI0) 14/CI0 Tripod mounting head, fixed (C9) 14/C9 Spirit levels, set of 3 (C56/3) 14/C56/3 ~-CI Page 4 BURLEIGH BROOKS INC. 5 x 7 SUPER CAMBO \ VIEW CAMERA ) .(.............. ..........~\r~ .......................... , 5 x 7 Super Caritbo View Camera Catalog No. Model III Complete (SPecify Single or Double Lock.) 14/5x7C3 Consists of: Front standard (holds lensboard) (C5) 14/C5 Rear standard (holds spring back) (CI4) 14/C14 Spring back with ground glass for double holders (Cll) 14/Cll Bellows with mounting flanges (CI5) 14/C15 Lensboard, 67,{6" square (C7) 14/C7 Square monorail track, 21;4" long (CI6) 14/C16 Tripod mounting head, fixed (C9) 14/C9 Spirit levels, set of 3 (C56/3) 14/C56/3 BURLEIGH BROOKS INC. Page 5 8 x 10 SUPER CAMBO \ VIEW CAMERAS 2 MODELS J ( V~----- .., 8 x 10 Super Cambo View Camera Catalog No. Model IV Complete (SPecify Single or Double Locking 14/8x10C4 Front Standard) Consists of: Front standard (holds lensboard) (C5) I4/C5 Rear standard (holds spring back) (C35) I4/C35 Spring back with ground glass for double holders (C33) I4/C33 Bellows with mounting flanges (C36) I4/C36 Lensboard, 6%6" square (C7) I4/C7 Square monorail track, 30"long (C37) I4/C37 Tripod mounting head, (heavy duty) fixed (C38) I4/C38 Metal bellows support (CI9) I4/C19 Spirit levels, set of 3 (C56/3) I4/C56/3 8x 10 Super Cambo View Camera Catalog No. Model IVB Complete (SPecify Single or Double Locking 14/8xl0C4B . Front Standard) Same as Model IV, but wIth rear standard . (C35B) which has tilt and swing movements onlY'- no lateral, rise or fall movements. Consists of: Front standard (holds lensboard) (C5) I4/C5 Rear standard (holds spring back) (C35B) I4/C35B Spring back with ground glass for dou ble holders (C33) I4/C33 Bellows with mounting flanges (C36) I4/C36 Lensboard, 6%6" square (C7) 14/C7 Square monorail track, 30"long (C37) 14JC37 Tripod mounting head, (heavy duty) fixed (C38) I4/C38 Metal bellows support (CI9) 14/C19 Spirit levels, set of 3 (C56/3) H/C56/3 BURLEIGH BROOKS INC. Page 6 \ SUPER CAMBO.A_C_CE_S_S_O_RI_E_S.... ' ( V , Front Standard Accessories Rear Standard Accessorie"'i Lensboard~Flat Catalog # . Bracket for Viewing Hood ForCame'l'a : <;:" A co n venient support for cloth 21;1 x 31;1" - 4 'Va " square 14/C63 viewing- hoods. Easily mount­ \ ed or removed from CHlnern. 4 x 5, 5 x' 7, 8 x 10" - 6~G" \ square 14/ C7 "''''~ For Call1em: For use on 5 x 7" ,'ear standard- 21;1 x 31;1" 14/ C73 8'J'w" square 14/C98 4 x 5,5 x 7" 14/ C4 8 x 10" 14 / C34 Lensboard-Recessed For Came.ra: 21;1 x.31;1" - 4 'Va" square 14/C72 4 x 5, 5 x 7,8 x 10" 14/C42 Roll Film Adapter Backs Rear standard for 5 x 7" 14/C99 For use with Graphic type roll film holders Standa?'d Type-with removable ground g- lass panel. Fo)' Camera: 1 14 /C(;5 Linhof Lensboard Adapter 21;1 X 3 11" 4 x 5" 14/ C5!l Accepts lenses on Linhof lens­ 4 x 5" tFor 21;; X 31, ~" Graflex boards for mounting on Super Roll Film Holder ) 14/C91 Cambo. No dismantling of mounted lens required. 5 x 7" 14 /C4!l Fo)' Camera: 8 x 10" 14 /C5~ 4 x 5, 5 x 7, 8 x 10" 14/C93 Delll,t'e Ral·k-O,.e )' Type with sliding ground g lass panel. Fo)' Ca lIIe,'a: 4 x 5" 14/C40 Graphic Lensboard Adapter 5 x 7" 14/C41 Same as above but for mount- ed Graphic lenses. 14/C94 Lenshood-Standard Reducing Backs Square bellows type. Can be To Reduce adjusted and locked in any po­ From -to: sition.
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