Agfa Billy Record and Billy 0. 120 film medium format 6x9cm with 10.5cm f4.5 3-element Apotar lens and 8-speed Compur. There is a view that Agfa's. Where FILM camera instruction manuals have been found for FREE since. BACK TO MAIN CAMERA MANUAL PAGE. AGFA Camera Instruction Manuals. Agfa BILLY I: Agfa. Vintage Camera: Agfa Billy Compur Posted on March 9, 2013 by Tom (Admin) The latest addition to my small but growing vintage camera collection arrived recently. Agfa Billy Compur Manual Lawn. Find the user manual you need for your camera and more at ManualsOnline. Compur Camera In addition to the Agfa Specialty Products.

The Fellsphoto Vintage 6x9 Gallery Agfa Billy Record and Billy 0 left: 120 film medium format 6x9cm with 10.5cm f4.5 3-element Apotar lens and 8-speed Compur shutter right: 127 film small format 6x4.5cm with 7. Storm Dj Machale Epub Download. 5cm f3.9 4-element Solinar lens s/n 564579 and 8-speed shutter Unfortunately the shutter speeds on the 6x9cm Billy Record (acquired 10th May 2008) are all the same (sounds like 1/100th) regardless of speed set. Link: photographs using a Billy Record with Solinar lens can be seen here: The Solinar lensed Billy 0 (acquired 4th March 2009) came with seized aperture and focussing and so will require servicing before it can be used. So, I won't be taking any photos with either of these for the time being!

Results of shutter testing The positive: its shutter speeds are remarkably accurate. The highest speed of 1/300th being 2/3 indicated is not unusual. The negative: it has a fault that may be difficult to rectify. The aperture control slider is jammed so, for the time being, it has a fixed aperture of f5. Download Free Mcintosh Mx151 Manual Lawn. 6. Still, that won't stop me taking pictures with it!

You can see photos taken with the Billy 0 and its Solinar lens here: link: photos using Agfa Billy 0 with Solinar lens here: (the picture quality is impressive) As one might expect, due to the superb lens, these photographs suggest this to be the best 127 folding camera ever made. There is a view that Agfa's Solinar was the best of the 4-element Tessar-type lenses (see my, which appears to confirm this) ~ ~ ~ about 127 film: The format was introduced by in 1912, along with the “Vest Pocket Kodak”. Kodak stopped producing 127 film in July, 1995.

Few photofinishers made enlargements at the time the film was introduced, and most 127 negatives were contact printed. The later, more expensive 127 cameras featured lenses that were good enough to permit enlargement. Fotokemika of Samobor,, continues to make 127 film, which it sells under its own Efke brand. (this was originally film and is now being sold once more under that name) buy from: (£5.45 a roll).

Mediaman 3 0 Working Capital. What a surprise: There will be a new 127 film on the market. Maco / Rollei-Film is offering the new Rollei Retro 80S now in 127 format as well (and 120)! No Efke R100 monopoly anymore.

Time to reactivate our Baby Rolleiflex, Yashica 44 and all the other nice 4x4 / 3x4 cameras. I've used the Retro 80S in 35mm so far.