Alpin
 
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| Alpin 9x12cm w/ Collinear III 4¾inch F6.8 in Compound, another w/ Collinear III 12cm in Koilos shutter images by Kazutaka Tsutsui (Image rights) |
 
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| Alpin 9x12 w/ Heliar 13.5cm F4.5, and again the one w/ Collinear III 12cm images by Kazutaka Tsutsui (Image rights) |
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The Voigtländer Alpin folding plate cameras were made from 1907 to 1928. The cameras had double or triple extension bellows. A Teletubus with 2½× magnification could be mounted inside the unfolded camera. Tourists liked the camera because it was quite compact when folded, and it was made of light metal. It was produced in a wide variety of models each featured a different lens or negative size. In 1911 Voigtländer produced a model with a Stereo Lens that took 10x75cm plate film.
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Lenses Offered on the 9x12 1907 - 1928
- Collinear f/6.3 120mm
- Collinear f/6.3 135mm
- Dynar f/5.5 135mm
- Dynar f/5.5 150mm
- Triple Anastigmat f/7 120mm
- Triple Anastigmat f/7 135mm
- Triple Anastigmat f/7 150mm
- Heliar f/4.5 135mm
Lenses Offered on the 10x15 1907 - 1928
- Collinear f/6 163mm
- Collinear f/6.3 120mm
- Collinear f/6.3 165mm
- Collinear f/6.8 150mm
- Collinear f/6.8 180mm
- Dynar f/5.5 165mm
- Heliar f/4.5 165mm
- Heliar f/4.5 180mm
- Heliar f/4.5 210mm
- Collinear Satzanastigmat with 6 different focal lengths
- Collinear f/6.3 105mm Stereo Compur
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| 1911 ad (Image rights) |
Voigtländer Alpin Specifications
- Manufacturer: Voigtländer
- Country: Germany
- Years Produced: 1907 - 1929
- Body Type: Metal Folding
- Film Type: Plate
- Lens Type: Multiple
- Shutter Type: Compur 250 or Koilos 300
- Flash Type: None
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