Monorail camera

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Monorail cameras are the studio workhorses that are still used today in the digital photography age to make many of the images used in catalogs, magazines and publicity around the world.

They are usually both heavy and bulky, but have the major advantage of having almost unlimited camera movements. However, some models such as the ARCA Swiss F-Line are designed for field use, and retain generous movements.

See view camera.