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The '''Foth-flex''' is a medium format [[TLR]] camera produced by [[Foth]] in Germany. It is an unusual TLR. It is the only<ref> The hove international blue book, 14 edition, p .231</ref> TLR to use a [[focal plane shutter]].
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The '''Foth-flex''' is a medium format [[TLR]] camera produced by [[Foth]] in Germany in 1935. It has a number of unusual features for a TLR. It is the only<ref> The hove international blue book, 14 edition, p .231</ref> TLR to use a [[focal plane shutter]].
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The Foth flex has two Foth anastigmat 75/3.5 lenses. It has a focal plane cloth shutter with speeds from B, 1-1/500s. It takes 6&times;6 pictures on 120 film. It has an curioes accessory shoe and no flash synchronization.
 
film, size, sync
 
film, size, sync
 
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== Operation ==
 
== Operation ==
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The Foth-flex is focused by a wheel on the left side of the camera. Aperture is set by a lever under the taking lens.
 
speed, aperture framecounter focus, advance, back opening etc
 
speed, aperture framecounter focus, advance, back opening etc
  

Revision as of 11:50, 13 June 2007

The Foth-flex is a medium format TLR camera produced by Foth in Germany in 1935. It has a number of unusual features for a TLR. It is the only[1] TLR to use a focal plane shutter.

The Foth flex has two Foth anastigmat 75/3.5 lenses. It has a focal plane cloth shutter with speeds from B, 1-1/500s. It takes 6×6 pictures on 120 film. It has an curioes accessory shoe and no flash synchronization. film, size, sync filters

Operation

The Foth-flex is focused by a wheel on the left side of the camera. Aperture is set by a lever under the taking lens. speed, aperture framecounter focus, advance, back opening etc

Variations I, II and 1938 var II


  1. The hove international blue book, 14 edition, p .231

Links

[Collectablecameras.com] shows three images of the Foth-flex: