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The '''Doppel Box''' was made in Germany by [[Certo]] c.1935<ref>Confirmation needed as also 1932 is mentioned in the literature.</ref>. It is a sheet metal box taking 6x9cm images on [[120 film|120 roll film]].
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The '''Doppel Box''' was made in Germany by [[Certo]] c.1935<ref>Confirmation needed as also 1932 is mentioned in the literature.</ref>. It is called '''Doppel''', German for '''Double''', because it can shoot 2 formats, eight 6x9cm images or 16 images 4.5x6cm on [[120 film|120 roll film]].
 
The control below the lens sets aperture sizes of f11, f16 or f22. The shutter has 'M' ('I'), 'B' and 'T' settings. There are [[Viewfinder#Simple waist-level finders|Watson-type viewfinders]] for horizontal and vertical format. The front section of the camera, containing the lens, shutter and finders, hinges away from the back to allow the film-holder insert to be removed for loading.
 
The control below the lens sets aperture sizes of f11, f16 or f22. The shutter has 'M' ('I'), 'B' and 'T' settings. There are [[Viewfinder#Simple waist-level finders|Watson-type viewfinders]] for horizontal and vertical format. The front section of the camera, containing the lens, shutter and finders, hinges away from the back to allow the film-holder insert to be removed for loading.
  

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The Doppel Box was made in Germany by Certo c.1935[1]. It is called Doppel, German for Double, because it can shoot 2 formats, eight 6x9cm images or 16 images 4.5x6cm on 120 roll film. The control below the lens sets aperture sizes of f11, f16 or f22. The shutter has 'M' ('I'), 'B' and 'T' settings. There are Watson-type viewfinders for horizontal and vertical format. The front section of the camera, containing the lens, shutter and finders, hinges away from the back to allow the film-holder insert to be removed for loading.


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  1. Confirmation needed as also 1932 is mentioned in the literature.

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