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*[http://mutohide.net/reconst/nettix.html Nettix] at [http://mutohide.net/ Handmade＆Classic Camera] in Japanese, with detail images and astounding picture examples | *[http://mutohide.net/reconst/nettix.html Nettix] at [http://mutohide.net/ Handmade＆Classic Camera] in Japanese, with detail images and astounding picture examples | ||
| − | *[http://www. | + | *[http://www.photographica-world.de/fotomuseum/A-E.htm Contessa-Nettel Nettix, amongst others], at [http://www.photographica-world.de/fotomuseum/index.htm Photographica-World] (in German) |
[[Category:Contessa-Nettel]] | [[Category:Contessa-Nettel]] | ||
[[Category:4.5x6 plate strut folding]] | [[Category:4.5x6 plate strut folding]] | ||
[[Category:1923]] | [[Category:1923]] | ||
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The Contessa-Nettel Nettix is a strut folding plate camera in a leather coated metal body. Its size is almost comparable to that of a modern cigarette packet. Of course it is a little bigger when it's unfolded. It's a better version of Contessa-Nettel's Recto. Astounding: Hidden under its front panel are both, a big sports finder AND an additional reflecting type finder. It has even a focusing facility.
specifications
- Type: strut folding plate camera
- Manufacturer: Contessa-Nettel
- Year of launch: 1923
- Film: 4.5×6cm film plates or film packs
- Lens: Citonar 1:6.3/75mm oder Piccar Achromat 1:11/75mm
- Shutter: Derval or Pronto with speeds 1/25, 1/50 and 1/100 sec. plus T and B mode
- Aperture: up to 1:25
- Viewfinder: Sports finder plus reflecting type finder
Links
- Nettix at Handmade＆Classic Camera in Japanese, with detail images and astounding picture examples
- Contessa-Nettel Nettix, amongst others, at Photographica-World (in German)
