I hope this is the correct area to post this .
Thanks to the generosity of Bill Theis I own a Galvin 2 X 3 .
So I was bored today and figure why not I cut some lens boards and then It hit me !! why can't I make my own digi SLR / view camera and so 3 hour latter ,some pvc ,epoxy and a lens inverter I came up with this

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comments welcome
Gustavo
castilg at yahoo.com

Let's see, looks like that rear standard slides, so you can stitch.... but with the sensor so far inside the body, I guess you are limited to rather long lenses.

Fun though.

What is that, a D200?

nice!

not really i am a little handy so making a something to accommodated wider lenses is possible

here is my home made adapter

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3044/2556450522_68bd4511bd_m.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3124/2555622811_6aef8227bb_m.jpg

You might want to read my friend's article:

http://www.siskinphoto.com/camera4a.html

Click on the large image to download the PDF

Some of the pictures and hands in the article are mine, we did 2 cameras together. Frankly, I've found tilt/shift lenses a better option for DSLR work, but John (the article author) uses the view camera setup regularly.