Pupille
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 First made by
Nagel-Werke, then by Kodak AG from 1932. The lens is mounted on a helical tube and focuses
down to 13 inches. The unusual film carrier design includes top of body and viewfinder as
shown at right, with no mechanical connections between lens/shutter assembly and camera
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The Pupille was about the most advanced 127-format camera
ever built. It came with a Leitz-Wetzlar rangefinder that fit onto the two lugs adjacent
to the viewfinder. The camera is rarely found today complete with the original rangefinder. |
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