That is the beauty of it all - there is Fuji NPL for us 4x5 users. Oh,
it is nice, and made for long exposures....
http://www.fujifilm.com/JSP/fuji/epartners/Products.jsp?nav=-2&parent=23
8496&product=2300307
Also, with the shift, it does take looking through the camera, but this
is also why I love the Oly lenses (as opposed to n*kon) because the
diaphragm is quick to use, and the shifting is done with pushing or
pulling the lens in the right direction - not turning a screw!
I hope to make some tests with the Norman one day soon, and if you must
drink yourself to death, well then I'll just have to join you!
<snip>
A digression: A friend, and architectural photographer, once called
Fuji,
and asked if they would consider putting the 4 layer films in 4x5, as he
encountered mixed light frequently. He said you could almost hear the
note
being crumpled and tossed over the phone.
I didn't thinkit possible to use a shift lens in a circumstance where
people
are involved, as it really slows things down. did you pre set the shift?
Actually, I generally like this one, but imagine if the Normans were
filling
the ceiling!
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