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Lens Coverage Calculator

Check whether a large format lens covers your film format and how much movement room you have for rise, fall, and shift.

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Enter your lens specs and film format to see if it covers

Covers 120×96mm with 28.2mm of movement room

Max rise / fall

28.2mm

Max shift

28.2mm

Rise and shift cannot both be used at maximum simultaneously — combined movements reduce available room.

Coverage diagram

210mm120mm96mm

Common large format lenses

Image circle at f/22. Movement room in parentheses.

Coverage data for popular large format lenses across common film formats
LensflCircle4×5"5×7"8×10"
Schneider Super Angulon 65/865mm170mm(8mm)
Nikkor SW 75/4.575mm200mm(23mm)
Rodenstock Grandagon-N 75/6.875mm195mm(21mm)
Schneider Super Angulon 90/5.690mm216mm(31mm)(1mm)
Fujinon CM-W 105/5.6105mm170mm(8mm)
Rodenstock Sironar-S 135/5.6135mm208mm(27mm)
Schneider Symmar-S 150/5.6150mm210mm(28mm)
Fujinon CM-W 150/5.6150mm245mm(46mm)(15mm)
Rodenstock Sironar-S 210/5.6210mm301mm(74mm)(43mm)
Schneider Symmar-S 210/5.6210mm305mm(76mm)(45mm)
Fujinon A 240/9240mm336mm(91mm)(61mm)(5mm)
Nikkor M 300/9300mm325mm(86mm)(55mm)
Fujinon C 450/12.5450mm486mm(166mm)(136mm)(80mm)

Movement room

room = (circle − diagonal) / 2

The radius of available movement in any single direction.

Format diagonal

diagonal = √(w² + h²)

The minimum image circle needed to cover the film area with no movements applied.

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