Cambo ACTUS-MV View Camera Body with AC-214 Bellows and ACMV-863 Mount Kit

This ACTUS-MV View Camera Body with AC-214 Bellows and ACMV-863 Mount Kit from Cambo gives you the basics needed to enter the world of large format shooting with your FUJIFILM GFX-100 camera system.

This ACTUS-MV View Camera Body with AC-214 Bellows and ACMV-863 Mount Kit from Cambo gives you the basics needed to enter the world of large format shooting with your FUJIFILM GFX-100 camera system.

Compact, portable, and fully-adjustable, the Cambo ACTUS-MV View Camera Body is compatible with digital backs as well as mirrorless and DSLR camera bodies. Designed to offer all the movements a studio photographer requires, the front and rear standards provide generous and precisely geared movements for rise, fall, and shift application. Additionally, when working with an inclined rail, tilting both the front and rear standards allows you to restore perpendicularity when desired. To position the focus plane, the front standard offers swing and tilt movements in extremely small increments, and a similar mechanism at the rear of the camera body allows for fine focusing. Meanwhile, friction knobs on the left side of the camera can be tightened for unintended camera movements on the rail.

The base configuration of a ACTUS-MV consists of a monorail, front assembly without lensplate, and a rear frame which accepts a camera bayonet holder or digital back frame. Optional bellows can then be added depending on the application.

Dedicated to the Cambo ACTUS view camera, the AC-214 Long Bellows offers a 7.9" extension and has five pleated folds to benefit working with longer focal length lenses. It is designed for use with the 11.8"-long AC-330 Longer Monorail and can be used to achieve a 1:1 magnification ratio with a 120mm macro lens.

This ACMV-863 Bayonet Holder from Cambo mounts to the rear standard of the ACTUS-MV View Camera. Specifically designed for FUJIFILM GFX-100 mirrorless cameras, this bayonet holder features a rotating mount for quickly switching between landscape and portrait orientations.