Agilux Agifold Dacora II
The Dacora II was a unsophisticated camera made is West Germany in the 1950s. It featured a Ennar f3.5 75mm lens and a Prontor S shutter giving speeds to 1/300sec
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Agifold made cameras at Croydon in the UK and were somewhat unusual in
that they made all their own stuff in house - lenses, shutters, bodies,
the whole lot. A number of models of the Agilux were made; this was one of
the later models made in the late 1950;s. It had a rangefinder, an
extinction light meter and a lever film wind. The lens is f4.5 75mm and
the shutter has speeds from 1sec to 1/350sec + B.
The Dacora II was a unsophisticated camera made is West Germany in the 1950s. It featured a Ennar f3.5 75mm lens and a Prontor S shutter giving speeds to 1/300sec |
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