Folding Camera

ANTIQUE FOLDING CAMERA, BELLOWS, EAMES, INDUSTRIAL ART | #132291589

Handbuilding 4"x5" folding camera: Green Camera

What happens when you lose track of a few extra boxes of some film cameras, and then find them again a few years later? You sell them, of course! And that's exactly what B&H is doing with a number of Fujifilm GF670 cameras that Fujifilm found in its American warehouse. It's still a fairly recently produced camera, but seeing as it was discontinued in 2014, this is likely the

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The No. 4 Folding Pocket Kodak model B was a folding camera made by Eastman Kodak Co. Ltd., Rochester, from 1907-15. It had to be fed with Kodak No. 123 film rolls. The exposure format was 4×5 . It had a B&L Rapid Rectilinear lens in a Kodak Automatic shutter.

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For sale is this antique folding Certotix Camera, predecessor of Certofix Camera. This camera was manufactured in 1931 in Germany and is one of the first to use 120 Type Film! You get 8 exposures of 6x9 frames on 120 roll. The model here features Schneider Radionar Anastigmat 6.3/10.5 cm Lens and a Vario leaf shutter. Shutter fires at 1/50s, 1/100s and B time, at 1/25s it stays open as on B time! For its age this folding pocket camera is in really good condition. The bellows look good…

Yes, the face is upside-down. Notice the image on the instruction manual. The camera's face on this camera is not assembled incorrectly, the rear side matches to the levers and indents as designed. Perhaps an early model? Odd, very odd. Took 127 film. The shutter on this example is non-functional. PC for broken.

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