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Intrepid 4x5 recessed lens board (for wide angle lenses)

THE INTREPID CAMERA COMPANY LIMITED

£40

The Intrepid 4x5 recessed lens board makes it easier to use wide-angle lenses on your 4x5 camera. The lens board places your lens 13mm closer to the film plane meaning you can comfortably use 75mm-90mm lenses. Designed for any lens with a Copal/Compur 0 shutter, (we cannot guarantee compatibility with some Compur or Seiko models) the most common shutter size for wide angle 4x5 lenses. Each board comes with an extension pin meaning you can use a standard shutter release cable (like the one pictured.) The Intrepid recessed lens board is compatible with all generations of Intrepid 4x5 cameras and

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Registered at Companies House as THE INTREPID CAMERA COMPANY LIMITED, number 09238452. Checked 2026-08-29.
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