Agfa Clack 120/中画幅相机 (没有保留价)





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2 台旧相机状况良好
Balda Baldi 29 折叠卷片相机,Balda,1930-1940 年代,作为 Kodak New for Old 收藏的一部分收集。
Balda Baldi 29 6 x 6 折叠相机,搭载 1:2.9/80 mm Baldanar 镜头,经 CLA(整修)!Lomo!
买入现价:83.90 英镑
Eine Sucherkamera für den Rollfilm 120 (Format 6 x 6 cm) in einer Klapp-/Springkonstruktion aus dem Jahre 1956. Manuelle Schärfeeinstellung, Fernrohrsucher, Zubehörschuh, Filmmerkscheibe, Stativgewinde, mechanischer Zentralverschluss Pronto mit den Zeiten B, 1/25 bis 1/200 Sekunde, Blitzanschluss. Manuelle Belichtungssteuerung. Objektiv: Baldanar 1:2,9/80 mm (Aufsteckfilter: 42 mm, Schraubfilter: 40,5 x 0,5 mm). Im Museum mit Ledertasche.
Clack Camera
Named after the sound it makes, the Agfa Clack, a 120 medium-format box camera produced by Agfa Camera-Werk AG in Munich during West Germany's Wirtschaftswunder (economic miracle) between 1954 and 1965, is one of the most successful consumer box cameras of the post-war era.
Production of the camera, during which film with ISO speeds from 10 to 25 was the common denominator, reached approximately 1.65 million units.
The camera, which only accepts 120 film rolls, was deliberately engineered as an affordable option for the European mass market and was also sold under the brand name 'Agfa Weekender' in North America.
Agfa Clack camera met Agfa flitser
2 台旧相机状况良好
Balda Baldi 29 折叠卷片相机,Balda,1930-1940 年代,作为 Kodak New for Old 收藏的一部分收集。
Balda Baldi 29 6 x 6 折叠相机,搭载 1:2.9/80 mm Baldanar 镜头,经 CLA(整修)!Lomo!
买入现价:83.90 英镑
Eine Sucherkamera für den Rollfilm 120 (Format 6 x 6 cm) in einer Klapp-/Springkonstruktion aus dem Jahre 1956. Manuelle Schärfeeinstellung, Fernrohrsucher, Zubehörschuh, Filmmerkscheibe, Stativgewinde, mechanischer Zentralverschluss Pronto mit den Zeiten B, 1/25 bis 1/200 Sekunde, Blitzanschluss. Manuelle Belichtungssteuerung. Objektiv: Baldanar 1:2,9/80 mm (Aufsteckfilter: 42 mm, Schraubfilter: 40,5 x 0,5 mm). Im Museum mit Ledertasche.
Clack Camera
Named after the sound it makes, the Agfa Clack, a 120 medium-format box camera produced by Agfa Camera-Werk AG in Munich during West Germany's Wirtschaftswunder (economic miracle) between 1954 and 1965, is one of the most successful consumer box cameras of the post-war era.
Production of the camera, during which film with ISO speeds from 10 to 25 was the common denominator, reached approximately 1.65 million units.
The camera, which only accepts 120 film rolls, was deliberately engineered as an affordable option for the European mass market and was also sold under the brand name 'Agfa Weekender' in North America.
Agfa Clack camera met Agfa flitser

