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Welta Superfekta (1935)

Welta Superfekta (1935)

This is a Welta Superfekta, a folding Twin Lens Reflex camera built by Welta Kamerawerke in Freital, Germany starting in 1935.  The Superfekta was an upgraded model of the earlier Perfekta, offering larger 6cm x 9cm exposures using a rotating film back capable of both landscape and portrait oriented photos…

December 20, 2022 January 26, 2024 Photography / Reviews  12.0 / 120 / Germany / Welta
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Welta Weltini II (1938)

Welta Weltini II (1938)

This is a Welta Weltini II, a 35mm folding rangefinder camera made by Welta Kamerawerke in Freital, Germany between the years 1938 and 1941.  The Weltini II is similar to the Weltini I with a different top plate and cosmetics but is otherwise the same.  Both cameras were rangefinder equipped…

April 1, 2021 January 26, 2024 Photography / Reviews  12.0 / 35mm / Germany / Welta
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Welta Watson (1938)

Welta Watson (1938)

This is a Watson 35mm scale focus folding pocket camera made by Welta-Kamera-Werk based out of Freital, Germany.  The Watson was an export variant of the Welta Welti which is a very similar camera.  Although the Welti/Watson line of cameras were not high end, they were not low end either.…

July 24, 2015 January 31, 2024 Photography / Reviews  35mm / 7.0 / Germany / Welta
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