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• 1950s Agfa Clack

  posted by graefin on October 26th, 2008, 3 comments so far
  Tags: old, 1950s, Made in Germany, Agfa, Clack, medium format, and 120mm

  

  The Agfa Clack was introduced in 1954 and built until 1965 by Agfa in Germany. The camera uses 120mm medium format film and creates pictures that are 6 to 9cm wide (so not the usual square pictures but landscape!). You get 8 pictures on one roll of medium format film, and those negs are HUGE!

• Agfa Clack

  posted by agrimony on October 19th, 2008, 5 comments so far
  Tags: agfa

  

  The Agfa Clack camera was produced from 1954 until 1965. It uses 120 mm film and is part of the Agfa box series – several kinds of cameras designed like a box which were inexpensive and easy to use for everybody. After I had unpacked my Agfa Clack camera I almost had to laugh because of its unusual and somehow funny look – it is the big black teddy bear among all my other analogue cameras. I found it on an online auction for 8€.

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