The Balda Juwella Folding Camera is a medium-format folding camera produced by Balda-Werk in Dresden, Germany from 1933 to 1939. It captures 6x9cm exposures on standard 120 roll film.
Key Features:
- Film Type: Standard 120 roll film, making 6x9cm exposures
- Lens Options: Typically fitted with a 10.5 cm (105 mm) Anastigmat or Juwella Anastigmat lens featuring apertures of f/6.3 or f/4.5, focusing down to 2 metres.
- Focusing: Manual front-cell zone focusing, adjustable from 2 meters to infinity.
- Shutter System: Simple ever-set or basic mechanical shutters (such as Pronto, Balda, or optional Compur / Prontor) with speeds generally spanning 1/25, 1/50, and 1/100 second, plus Bulb (B) and Time (T).
- Viewfinders: Equipped with swiveling waist-level brilliant finder and a wire frame finder.
- Self-Erecting Bed: Pressing the release button next to the winding key pops the lens standard out into position.
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