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This is a 1950's Agfa Billy Record II. Its a 120 rollfilm folding camera which takes 8 pictures 6cm x 9cm in size. The Billy Record II is in the middle of the Billy Record range, lacking only the rangefinder of the Billy Record III. When bought, it worked fine - but rapidly developed a fault where the shutter would not stay set. Fortunately - this proved to be trivial to fix and the camera works very nicely now.
This one cost £15 at a UK camera fair in very good condition complete with leather ever ready case. This was quite a good buy and the normal price for an example of this camera would be more like £25.
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Specifications
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Lens Type
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3 element (coated) Apotar
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Focal Length
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105mm
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Maximum Aperture
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F4.5
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Film Type
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120 Roll Film
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Picture Size
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6x9cm
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Shutter
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8 speed Prontor-S + B + T
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Flash Sync
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Yes
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This picture was taken with an Epson PhotoPC 650 digital camera.
The full frame photo is actually a digital photo of the 120 slide taken with an Epson PhotoPC 650 digital camera. The closeup pictures are scanned directly from the slide at 300dpi using Slidescan. The area of slide used in each case was about 1cm x 1cm.
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