The Gevaert Gevabox is a medium-format box camera manufactured for the Belgian Gevaert brand. There are three versions of this camera:
· A 1950 Bakelite-moulded version made by Hermann Wolf GmbH, Wuppertal, Germany.
· A 1951 rectangular metal version made by Hermann Wolf GmbH, Wuppertal, Germany.
· A 1955 rounded metal version made Bilora, Radevormwald, Germany.
This camera is the 1955 rounded metal version made by Bilora.
Key Features:
- Film Format: Uses standard 120 roll film yielding 8- 6x9 cm exposures per roll).
- Lens: Fixed-focus f11 / 105mm meniscus lens.
- Aperture Settings: Simple manual sliding mechanism toggles between f/11 and f/16.
- Shutter Speeds: Dual speeds of 1/50s and 1/100s, with Bulb (B) setting for long exposures.
- Viewfinders: Built-in eye-level telescopic viewfinder.
- Construction: Metal chassis wrapped in imitation black leather with streamlined chrome accents, built-in top-mounted plastic telescope eye-level finder, and a flash-synchronized connection.
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