Difference between revisions of "Conley Model XIV"
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| − | The 4½×6½×" [[folding bed]] plate camera was an allround-camera, made of mahogany, in finest genuine leather coating outside and piano finish inside, probably produced from 1900-1918. The bellows camera allowed lens board shifts and folding bed tilts. The lensboard was detachable. A nicely made tool for amateur photography of its time. | + | The 4½×6½×" [[folding bed camera|folding bed]] plate camera was an allround-camera, made of mahogany, in finest genuine leather coating outside and piano finish inside, probably produced from 1900-1918. The bellows camera allowed lens board shifts and folding bed tilts. The lensboard was detachable. A nicely made tool for amateur photography of its time. |
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| Conley Safety two-blade shutter, remarkably with additional long exposure times 1, 1/2, and 1/5 sec. image by Luis Cozeto (Image rights) |
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| A XIV, made in 1907, with Conley Rapid Orthographic lens. Others had a Double Rapid Rectilinear lens. image by Luis Cozeto (Image rights) |
The 4½×6½×" folding bed plate camera was an allround-camera, made of mahogany, in finest genuine leather coating outside and piano finish inside, probably produced from 1900-1918. The bellows camera allowed lens board shifts and folding bed tilts. The lensboard was detachable. A nicely made tool for amateur photography of its time.
Links
- Conley Model XIV at historiccamera.com [1]
