Medium und 35mm Cameras

Old Analog Cameras for 120 roll film and 35mm film

My Camera Hardware
Roll film Cameras
Flexaret Va Reflex (appr. 1958)

Taking lens Meopta Belar 80mm f3.5, Prontor SVS shutter 1 - 1/400

The Flexaret twin lens reflex cameras are a product of the Czechoslovakian company Meopta (manufacturers of enlarging equipment). Taking square 6×6 format photographs, as well as 35mm films.

Balda Box (appr. 1932)

Box camera for roll films in 6x9cm square format. Double exposure.

Meniscus lens, two finders, shutter speed Z (appr. 1/30) and M, Aperture f=11

Produced by Balda Werk, Dresden. The company Balda was a german camera factory in Dresden (Saxonia) and a brand for excellent cameras. Founder Max Baldeweghad to leave Dresden after WWII and relocate the company in Bad Oeynhausen (Northrhine-Westphalia, Germany). This first version of the Balda Box was produced from 1932 to 1938. Tin camera covered with thin black paper for a leather surface imitation, sales price at that time 4.- Reichsmark.

Agfa Clack (appr. 1955), convert to pinhole camera

For 120 film, creating large 6x9 negatives. Pinhole 0,31 mm instead of Meniscus lens, additional swing-in pinhole screen, Shutter Speed 1/35 sec, Focal lenghth 75mm, aperture f/242.
Yellow und orange filter. Double exposure.

Box camera in a metal body with bakelite core for 120 roll film taking 6x9cm format photographs.

35mm Cameras
Minolta SRT100x (1977)

35mm manual focus SLR camera, with Minolta MC bayonet lens mount, in chrome colored metal case.

The Minolta SRT 100X was the last main model in the series of legendary robust SRT camera bodies. It is the cutdown version of the classic SRT 101 from 1966 and represents the basic version of these last SRTs.