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'''Paxina''' was a line of medium format ([[120 film|120]] & [[127 film]]) [[viewfinder camera]]s made by the [[Braun]] company in Nuremberg, Germany in the middle part of the 20th century. Some featured collapsible lens tubes; later, more sophisticated models had a rigid lens and (on ''electromatic'' models) an exposure meter. | '''Paxina''' was a line of medium format ([[120 film|120]] & [[127 film]]) [[viewfinder camera]]s made by the [[Braun]] company in Nuremberg, Germany in the middle part of the 20th century. Some featured collapsible lens tubes; later, more sophisticated models had a rigid lens and (on ''electromatic'' models) an exposure meter. | ||
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Paxina was a line of medium format (120 & 127 film) viewfinder cameras made by the Braun company in Nuremberg, Germany in the middle part of the 20th century. Some featured collapsible lens tubes; later, more sophisticated models had a rigid lens and (on electromatic models) an exposure meter.
Links
Andrys Stienstra's collection site.
