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| Durst Duca image by Davide Cavallaro (Image rights) |
The Durst Duca is a 35mm compact camera produced by Durst Phototecnick A.G.
Description
The Duca (Durst camera) was the second camera produced by Durst, from 1947-1952. It exposed 12 exposures 24×36 mm on 35mm film, loaded in Agfa Karat cassettes.
The Duca was presented by Durst at the 24th Milano Trade Fair in September 1946 and its sales started at the beginning of 1947.
During the 30th Milano Trade Fair, in April 1952, Durst announced the stop of its production.
The camera was painted in an unusual crinkle-finish paint, the same Durst used for its enlargers at that time. It was available in black, red, white, blue and brown, with five different kind of leather bags. Black cameras were usually provided with a natural leather color bag, where the color versions used to be provided with a bag of the same color.
The Duca can be found with the focusing distance scale in both metric and imperial units.
Specifications
- Type: compact camera
- Film: 35mm in Agfa Karat cassette
- Viewfinder: telescopic type
- Lens: Ducar 50mm f/11 meniscus type
- Shutter: guillottine type - speeds 1/30 second, B - no flash sync
- Dimensions: 100×80×40 mm
- Weight: 255g
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| Showing the size of the Duca image by Tony Kemplen (Image rights) |
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| 1st Durst Duca advertise from "Progresso Fotografico", January 1947 image by Davide Cavallaro (Image rights) |
Links
- A selection of photos showing the Durst Duca, and images taken with it, by Tony Kemplen on Flickr
