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The Nagel 33 is a high-end 9 x 12 cm camera but is difficult to use.
Fitted out with a Schneider - Kreuznach Xenar with horizontal and vertical shift, this camera uses 9 x 12 cm sheet film. It has three viewfinders : one made of two steel frames, a waist-level finder and a ground glass. A little spirit level is mounted on top of the lens but it is more an element of decoration than a usable feature. The bellows can be extended twice the length of the camera's door for close-up work. Its very poor ergonomics make it difficult to use but its very good lens and the size of the negative are worth the effort.
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Characteristics |
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Format |
9 x 12 cm sheet film |
Lens |
Schneider - Kreuznach Xenar, 150 mm f/4.5 with horizontal and vertical shift |
Shutter |
central, Compur, from 1/200 s to 1 s, B and T pose |
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Accessories |
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Carrying bag and film holder |
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Clip-on yellow filter and case |
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