This popular Pacemaker Speed Graphic 4x5 inch film press camera was produced after 1955. From its invention in 1839, the camera has evolved to fit many needs, from aerial to underwater photography and everything in between.

The Graflex Speed Graphic, to the touch, is boxy, with a leather side strap for a sturdy on-the-go grip, denoted for its press-style aesthetic. Only those considered truly serious photojournalists from the 1900s-1950s used the Graflex.

4x5 - wire hoop viewfinder has curved top. The big improvement in the 1928 Speed Graphic camera over the top handle version was the 4 inch lensboard for tele and speed lenses. No grey metal exposed, satin black with chrome trim. Wartime model: no chrome. Bed and Body track rails linked, allowing focusing of wide angle lens within body.

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The Crown Graphic 4x5, an instrument evolved over a century, brought American camera design to a logical high point. Then both it and American professional-level camera design died. The Crown shows both a highly evolved design and hardening of the creative arteries.

The Graflok back is now the standard for 4x5" view cameras today. The Graflok back accepts sheet film holders, "Grafmatic'' 4x5 sheet film magazines, 120 roll film adaptors, Polaroid backs, the Kodak ReadyLoad and Fuji QuickLoad backs, and the now-obsolete film pack.

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This popular Pacemaker Speed Graphic 4x5 inch film press camera was produced after 1955. From its invention in 1839, the camera has evolved to fit many needs, from aerial to underwater photography and everything in between.

They are quite lightweight, a very desirable quality in a 4x5 camera designed for hand-held use. These qualities, along with the camera's wide-angle friendly construction make the Crown Graphic an excellent option as a low cost field camera, or perhaps as a backup 4x5.