€395.00
This camera is built by Marshal Optical works of Japan in the mid 1960s, It is a medium format camera that can take either 120/220 films. The design is similar like the Mamiya Press camera and its coupled rangefinder. It also shows similarities with the Mamiya TLR’s with its rack and pinion focusing. It uses a permanently mounted 6x9cm film-back. The lens mounted is a Nikkor Q 105mm F3.5 in a Seikosha shutter. The shutter is not self-cocking, so it has to be reset every exposure, The lens is focused with a thumb wheel above the film back door of the camera. The focus distance is displayed in a window at the right of the body and can be changed by a wheel near the shutter release button. The 2 lens converters were offered giving a display 0f 135mm and 150mm.
In stock
Condition:
Number : 6601418
Exterior: In used condition with normal users wear. No heavy dents.
Rangefinder: Clean and accurate, the yellow square is a little fanted.
Bellows: Has some wear, We have looked with a light and it seems light tight.
Shutter: Works on all speeds and is been cleaned.
Diaphragm : clean blades no oil.
Glass: No fungus no spots.
Transport: Works with film.
Finder: Clean.
| Weight | 2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 30 × 30 × 25 cm |
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