Large Format Lenses
As I sold off all my lenses when I sent the Zone VI 4x5 to Vatican City, the hunt was on for replacements.
I started the process by grabbing a Super Angulon 90mm f/8 and a 210mm Symmar-S f/5.6 lenses. These are shown mounted on the Graflex lens boards.
I decided to put the 3D printer to work and designed some lens boards in Fusion 360. I discovered a PETG filament that is very close to the color of the camera's wood. I have made one or two using a black filament. The brown filament was difficult to get to adhere to the printer bed.
The 300mm Nikkor needed a little bit more reach from the film plane, so I printed a "hat" type lens board with about an inch of extension. Without it I found the rail had to be extended to its limit in many situations. The final version was printed with the brown PETG filament.
The "lens Family Portrait" (left to right) Nikkor-SW 65mm f/4, Super Angulon 90mm f/8, Fujinon-W 150mm f/5.6, 210mm Symmar-S f/5.6 lenses, Nikkor-Q 300mm f/9
In this image all the lenses are mounted on 3D printed PETG lens boards for the Nagaoka camera shown in the rear.
Filters
I use the Cokin P Series square filters on pretty much all my camera gear, but especially on the View Camera. Plusses are just a few thin adapter rings allow putting them on a variety of lenses without cluttering the bag with large numbers of different sized round filters. I found a nice filter wallet on Amazon that stores 10 filters plus the rings.
The basic setup requires the following: