Ernemann Heag 2 (zeldzaam) 1913 Analogue camera

The Ernemann Heag II is a multi-format folding camera that was introduced by Ernemann in 1913. Founded in the German city of Dresden in 1889, the company produced stills cameras, cinema cameras, and projection equipment.

A hidden button on top opens the camera, making the lens visible, which then must be removed by squeezing the two metal clips under the Doppel-Anistigmat Vilar 135mm f/6.8 lens together and pulling it out. Once the front standard has been drawn to the end of the rail, focus is achieved by pulling and turning the metal knob at the end of the platform.

The Ernemann Heag 2 is a fairly rare folding camera.
This more than 110-year-old camera, in good condition, is an interesting piece for the collector.

Optics: Ernemann Doppel-Anistigmat Vilar 6.8 / 13.5 cm