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Produced c 1954 Franka Kamera Werk, Bavaria, Germany Film type 120 rollfilm Picture size 6cm x 6cm Weight 1 lb, 4 oz (567g) Lens Schneider Kreuznach Radionar 75mm, f2.9 (stops to f22) Filter size Focal Range 1m to infinity Shutter Prontor-S Shutter speeds B, Read More …
Produced c 1915 Conley Camera Co., Rochester MN Film type 5 x 7 sheet film Picture size 5 x 7 Weight Lens various Focal range about 7 feet to infinity Filter size various Shutter various Shutter speeds various Viewfinder ground glass Overview The FUNNY Read More …
Produced 1950-55 (1952?) Balda Kamera Werk, Bunde, Germany Film type 120 rollfilm Picture size 6cm x 6cm Weight 18.2oz (516g) Lens Enna Werk Ennagon C 75mm, f3.5 (stops to f22) Filter size use Series VI with the 1 1/4″ (31.5mm) slip-on adapter Focal Range 1m Read More …
Produced 1930s (1934?) Agfa Ansco Corp, Binghamton, NY USA Film type PB20 (620) Picture size 6cm x 9cm (6cm x 4.5cm with mask) Weight 20oz (567g) Lens Hypar Anastigmat 75mm f6.3 (stops to f32) Focal range 5′ to infinity Shutter Wollensak Plenax Shutter speeds T, Read More …
Produced c1950-c1960 Agfa Germany Film type 120 Picture size 6×6 Weight 1lb, 4.1oz (569.8g) Lens coated Apotar (3 element Apochromatic Anastigmat) 85mm f4.5 Filter size Focal range 3′ to infinity Shutter Prontor-S Shutter speeds B, 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 300 and switch Read More …
Bellows cameras cover a wide range of formats, from the original large folders and ‘pocket cameras’ to today’s precision view cameras and everything in between. Some early 35 millimeter cameras incorporated a bellows mechanism, such as the Voigtlander Vito. You’re lucky if you find an Read More …