Newton New-vue

[DeadEye]

I want to try out this camera that a fellow photographer from around home has but no holder.

Need a film holder to try this puppy out. Or prehaps a polaroid back and get film prepacked in paper . Also can we still get instant film in 4x5

Thanks Dan

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[compur]

Regular 4x5 sheet film holders are widely available. You can get them used
on eBay or elsewhere at low cost.

For instant 4x5 film, Fuji still markets some:
http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/...00c/index.html

http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/...00b/index.html

It's not cheap and you'll also need a special holder to use it.
There is also previously purchased Polaroid 4x5 film floating
around but it's getting expensive.

[DeadEye]

Regular 4x5 sheet film holders are widely available. You can get them used
on eBay or elsewhere at low cost.

For instant 4x5 film, Fuji still markets some:
http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/...00c/index.html

http://www.fujifilmusa.com/products/...00b/index.html

It's not cheap and you'll also need a special holder to use it.
There is also previously purchased Polaroid 4x5 film floating
around but it's getting expensive.

Thanks Compur. I found this pic of a new vue for sale on ebay with holder in place. This holder is for roll film "scratchs head" how would you focus between shots with roll film?



Any whoo if any 4x5 holder will work than I think I should get a 545 polaroid
back and shoot a little instant film then load the back with the 4x5 stuff that comes pre packaged to work in the polaroid back but is not instant.

What you think

Thanks again DeadEye

[compur]

Thanks Compur. I found this pic of a new vue for sale on ebay with holder in place. This holder is for roll film "scratchs head" how would you focus between shots with roll film?

I presume the holder has a dark slide which can be inserted to allow
removal of the holder for focusing. That's how they usually work
unless the camera is equipped with a rangefinder like the Graflex
press cameras.