Plaubel Makina II - Camera
Manual focus rangefinder 6.5x9 camera released by Plaubel in 1933. The first camera in the lineup of Makina cameras featuring a coupled rangefinder. Has interchangeable backs and lenses. Uses a leaf shutter between the lens. This means that the interchangeable lenses come in two parts; one in front and one behind the shutter. The aperture setting on some early examples is located on the side of the front plate and on later examples around the lens. Metal body available in black and silver.
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Plaubel
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Other
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Film
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Focus Focusing capabilities of the lens. MF=Manual Focus. AF=Autofocus. Fixed=Locked at a given distance
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