Lumière Premiere Analogue camera

It is a bellows camera produced in the first decades of the 20th century, designed to use roll film instead of sheet film. This made it more practical and suitable for less professional use compared to studio models.

Main features

- Folding structure with extensible bellows
- Body in wood or metal clad in leather
- Use of roll film (formats vary depending on the model)
- Anastigmat Spector lens with adjustable aperture
- Mechanical shutter with manual speeds and B exposure
- Focusing by extending the bellows

These cameras were designed for portrait photography, landscape, and more advanced family use. The lens quality was good for the era, with sharp rendering at the center and a certain softness at the edges typical of historic optics.