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| + | The Weltax was a folding camera made by [[Welta]] offering 6×6 or 6×4.5 images on [[120 film]]. The model introduced in 1938 had its winding knob on the bottom of the camera; however when production resumed in 1947, the wind knob was moved to the top panel beside the viewfinder. A number of lens & shutter variations are known. Around 1956, some Weltax production was taken up by [[VEB Rheinmetall]], engraved with their name on the bottom. | ||
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[[category:Welta]] [[Category:German 6x6 folding]] | [[category:Welta]] [[Category:German 6x6 folding]] | ||
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The Weltax was a folding camera made by Welta offering 6×6 or 6×4.5 images on 120 film. The model introduced in 1938 had its winding knob on the bottom of the camera; however when production resumed in 1947, the wind knob was moved to the top panel beside the viewfinder. A number of lens & shutter variations are known. Around 1956, some Weltax production was taken up by VEB Rheinmetall, engraved with their name on the bottom.
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