Dacora Digna lot van 2 cameras 120 / medium format camera (No reserve price)
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Dacora Digna, a lot of two cameras, in reasonably good physical condition and not tested.
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Lot of 2 cameras
The Dacora Digna is a simple and compact 35mm roll film camera from the 1950s that uses 120-type film. It was the very first compact model from the German manufacturer Dacora. Today it is a beloved object for vintage camera collectors and fans of analog lo-fi photography
Extending lens: The camera has a metal tube that you can extend for use. This keeps the body very flat and compact for carrying.
Photo format: The device takes square photos of 6×6 cm on standard 120 film.
Lens: Achromat Digna 80mm f/8 lens
Aperture: f/8-11 Shutter speeds I or B This makes it a true 'point-and-shoot' camera from the vintage period.
Focusing: 1.5 m to infinity
The Dacora Digna Synchro-flash is a classic German finder camera from 1955,
Lens: Achromat
Film format: Works with standard 120 roll film for 12 exposures of 6x6 cm per roll.
Shutter: Has a very simple mechanical shutter with often only one fixed shutter speed (usually around 1/30 or 1/50 second)
Focusing: portrait / group / landscape
These cameras are vintage and show signs of use. The camera was not tested with film.
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Lot of 2 cameras
The Dacora Digna is a simple and compact 35mm roll film camera from the 1950s that uses 120-type film. It was the very first compact model from the German manufacturer Dacora. Today it is a beloved object for vintage camera collectors and fans of analog lo-fi photography
Extending lens: The camera has a metal tube that you can extend for use. This keeps the body very flat and compact for carrying.
Photo format: The device takes square photos of 6×6 cm on standard 120 film.
Lens: Achromat Digna 80mm f/8 lens
Aperture: f/8-11 Shutter speeds I or B This makes it a true 'point-and-shoot' camera from the vintage period.
Focusing: 1.5 m to infinity
The Dacora Digna Synchro-flash is a classic German finder camera from 1955,
Lens: Achromat
Film format: Works with standard 120 roll film for 12 exposures of 6x6 cm per roll.
Shutter: Has a very simple mechanical shutter with often only one fixed shutter speed (usually around 1/30 or 1/50 second)
Focusing: portrait / group / landscape
These cameras are vintage and show signs of use. The camera was not tested with film.
View the photos to assess the condition of the item
Also view my other devices in this auction.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Dacora
Model/type nr
Digna lot van 2 cameras
Physical condition
Fair
Functional condition
Not tested
Film type
35mm
Estimated period
1950-1960, 1960-1970
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