David White Company Stereo-Realist 45 Analogue camera
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Stereo-Realist 45 stereo 35 mm camera, non-tested function with a defective shutter, very good physical condition, 2x Cassar S 35 mm f/3.5 lenses, diaphragm range f/3.5–f/16, records 15–16 stereo frames on 135 film, produced by Iloca in Hamburg after Realist Inc. introduced it in 1955.
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Realist 45 Stereocamera
The camera was introduced in 1955 by Realist Inc. USA, but was actually produced by Iloca in Hamburg, Germany. The aperture and shutter speed are set with a ring around the lenses. 2x Cassar S 35mm f/3.5 lenses. Vero shutters with 4 speeds + B. (Shutter of this camera is defective.) Aperture f/3.5 – f/16. Focusing with a focusing wheel; focusing takes place internally, no moving external parts. The camera takes 15-16 stereo pairs of 23x24 on 135mm film with 20 exposures. The viewfinder is located under the lenses at the bottom of the camera. On the bottom there are handy instructions for loading the film, removing the back, and suggestions for focusing settings; there are also two exposure guides: one for daylight and one for flash. (These are intended for use with 10 ASA film, Kodachrome from the 1950s and flash lamps No. 5B).
Dimensions W x H x D = +/- 180 x 89 x 55 mm. Weight = 745 grams.
Shutter of this camera is defective. The camera is otherwise in good condition with no visible signs of use!
Realist 45 Stereocamera
The camera was introduced in 1955 by Realist Inc. USA, but was actually produced by Iloca in Hamburg, Germany. The aperture and shutter speed are set with a ring around the lenses. 2x Cassar S 35mm f/3.5 lenses. Vero shutters with 4 speeds + B. (Shutter of this camera is defective.) Aperture f/3.5 – f/16. Focusing with a focusing wheel; focusing takes place internally, no moving external parts. The camera takes 15-16 stereo pairs of 23x24 on 135mm film with 20 exposures. The viewfinder is located under the lenses at the bottom of the camera. On the bottom there are handy instructions for loading the film, removing the back, and suggestions for focusing settings; there are also two exposure guides: one for daylight and one for flash. (These are intended for use with 10 ASA film, Kodachrome from the 1950s and flash lamps No. 5B).
Dimensions W x H x D = +/- 180 x 89 x 55 mm. Weight = 745 grams.
Shutter of this camera is defective. The camera is otherwise in good condition with no visible signs of use!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
David White Company
Model/type nr
Stereo-Realist 45
Physical condition
Very good
Functional condition
Not tested
Film type
35mm
Estimated period
1950-1960
