Speed Graphic
Graflex4x5 sheet filmThe press camera of the twentieth century, with a focal-plane shutter and folding bed.
PHOTO
Large-format press and reflex cameras.
The Speed Graphic was the press camera behind decades of newspaper photographs.
LANDMARKS
The press camera of the twentieth century, with a focal-plane shutter and folding bed.
A lighter Graflex press camera without the focal-plane shutter.
This 1912 camera shows how Graflex built sturdy large-format bodies for working photographers.
Graflex large-format model of 1928; it used sheet film (4 × 5 in and smaller) and gave big negatives with fine detail.
Graflex large-format model of 1939; it used sheet film (4 × 5 in and smaller) and gave big negatives with fine detail.
This 1940 camera shows how Graflex built sturdy large-format bodies for working photographers.
Graflex large-format model of 1947; it used sheet film (4 × 5 in and smaller) and gave big negatives with fine detail.
Graflex large-format model of 1947; it used sheet film (4 × 5 in and smaller) and gave big negatives with fine detail.
A 1949 large-format camera from Graflex, the kind of tool press and studio photographers relied on.
A 1958 large-format camera from Graflex, the kind of tool press and studio photographers relied on.
A 1961 large-format camera from Graflex, the kind of tool press and studio photographers relied on.
A 1907 single-lens reflex from Graflex, framing through the lens on sheet film with the Not stated.
Graflex SLR of 1909; it marks a stage in through-the-lens viewing on sheet film.
Introduced in 1923, this reflex camera paired sheet film with the Not stated in Graflex's system.
A 1938 large-format camera from Graflex, the kind of tool press and studio photographers relied on.
Graflex large-format model of 1941; it used sheet film and gave big negatives with fine detail.
A 1949 large-format camera from Graflex, the kind of tool press and studio photographers relied on.
A 1912 single-lens reflex from Graflex, framing through the lens on sheet film with the Not stated.
A 1923 single-lens reflex from Graflex, framing through the lens on sheet film with the Not stated.
Introduced in 1928, this reflex camera paired sheet film with the Not stated in Graflex's system.
A 1941 single-lens reflex from Graflex, framing through the lens on sheet film with the Not stated.
Graflex medium-format model of 1933; it served studio and field work on 120/220 or 70 mm film.
Introduced in 1952, this camera brought Graflex's larger-frame approach to 120/220 or 70 mm film.