eric_van_maasdijk

<h2><strong>Hi Colin, if you go to the link you sent me, at the bottom is another link to FAQ. If you click there you will find references the SW6x9. Question 5 reads: <br /></strong></h2> <table width="540" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tbody> <tr> <td colspan="2" valign="MIDDLE"> <h2>"Then, what is the difference between the SW612 Professional and SW6x9 Professional?"</h2> <table width="540" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tbody> <tr> <td colspan="2" align="RIGHT" valign="TOP"><img src="http://www.kenko-pi.co.jp/horseman/e/img/A.gif" alt="A:" width="18" height="15" /></td> <td valign="TOP">While the SW612 Professional (and the SW612) takes the SW Roll Film Holders (for #120 roll film) designed specially for SW612 series, the SW6x9 Professional takes the Horseman Roll Film Holders (for both #120 and #220) that are compatible with Horseman 6x9 Technical cameras such as Horseman VH.</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p>Also on Ebay there was one sold in April 2013</p> <p>http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mint-Horseman-SW-6x9p-w-rodenstock-apo-grandagon-45mm-f-4-5-sw6x9-w-shift-/170999477395</p> <p>But never again!! This camera seems to be a complete ghost. I have collector cameras like the Plaubel Makina IIIR and the Rollei Wide 55mm which were easier to find!</p>

<p>Thanks Peter, funny they would consider this a large format being a 6x9...I looked at the link but it is for Sinar cameras only...perhaps there is a similar one for Horseman cameras? Will give it a try...</p>

<p>Hello everyone,<br> First things first, I am new to this forum but have been an enthusiastic follower for many years. It seems every time I look for a topic in Google one of the first things that pops up is a discussion in this forum, so I have now taken thee leap specially because I have a question of my own that I can’t seem to answer and will like to take advantage of your wisdom!<br /> I am looking for a Horseman SW6x9 and I am amazed at how little information there is on the web. I mean there are NO images of this camera in Google (well may 2 very small) and even on the advance search in Ebay to see what has been sold in the past NOTHING pops up. This camera seems like a ghost! I have even tried Japanese specialized camera hunters and they have not seen one.<br /> How can this be? This camera was in production until a decade ago right? And the SW612 is still in production.<br> Can anybody shine some light on this? Where there only very limited numbers made? Does anybody know of one for sale?<br> Many thanks <br /> Eric</p>