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The '''Agfa PD 16''' or '''Agfa Ansco PD 16''' were a series of folding cameras for type [[PD16]] roll film (equivalent to Kodak's designation 616). Many models are distinguished only by the lens designations Antar (f/14), or Tripar (f/11). Others are designated "Plenax" (regardless of lens type), and these include a few higher-specification models with Hypar f/6.3 Anastigmat lenses, and shutters offering T, B, 100, 50, and 25 settings. | The '''Agfa PD 16''' or '''Agfa Ansco PD 16''' were a series of folding cameras for type [[PD16]] roll film (equivalent to Kodak's designation 616). Many models are distinguished only by the lens designations Antar (f/14), or Tripar (f/11). Others are designated "Plenax" (regardless of lens type), and these include a few higher-specification models with Hypar f/6.3 Anastigmat lenses, and shutters offering T, B, 100, 50, and 25 settings. | ||
The [[Agfa PD16 Clipper]] was a completely different collapsing design, but accepting the same film size. | The [[Agfa PD16 Clipper]] was a completely different collapsing design, but accepting the same film size. | ||
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The Agfa PD 16 or Agfa Ansco PD 16 were a series of folding cameras for type PD16 roll film (equivalent to Kodak's designation 616). Many models are distinguished only by the lens designations Antar (f/14), or Tripar (f/11). Others are designated "Plenax" (regardless of lens type), and these include a few higher-specification models with Hypar f/6.3 Anastigmat lenses, and shutters offering T, B, 100, 50, and 25 settings.
The Agfa PD16 Clipper was a completely different collapsing design, but accepting the same film size.
