David Mitchell
Well-Known Member
Hi all,
This is my 3rd camera I have bought in as many weeks, not that im addicted at all lol I decided to look at getting a folder that allowed MF 120 film and also had some adjustments - my Sputnik seems to lack some and my Six-20 doesn't have any lol
Here is my Voigtlander Bessa, I didn't pay much for it (I actually won a Bessa I for £12 but the seller refused to send it to me!) So I decided that I needed a Voigtlander in my life and this was in amazing condition.
The bag is new(er)
Front
Side (fairly slim actually!)
Back (with focus guide)
Open (landscape)
Open (portrait) - with the little stand on the deck down
Inside (bellows look amazing and the aperture look crisp!)
There are flip out holders for the film so that when you load and unload the rolls stay tight
Full on settings (and a waist level brilliance finder) as well as the 'normal' popup viewfinder
The lens is number 2505626 and looking at the chart means its from between 1937-1942 - and it has the upgrades like having the shutter release on the deck which ties into this being the original lens. This isn't the later sought after lens, those go for quite a bit, but it seems im amazing condition considering its age!
Remember - this camera is pretty cheap to buy and might be perfect for someone who is after a fully manual MF camera - I believe this shoots 8 x 6x9s
This is my 3rd camera I have bought in as many weeks, not that im addicted at all lol I decided to look at getting a folder that allowed MF 120 film and also had some adjustments - my Sputnik seems to lack some and my Six-20 doesn't have any lol

Here is my Voigtlander Bessa, I didn't pay much for it (I actually won a Bessa I for £12 but the seller refused to send it to me!) So I decided that I needed a Voigtlander in my life and this was in amazing condition.
The bag is new(er)

Front

Side (fairly slim actually!)

Back (with focus guide)

Open (landscape)

Open (portrait) - with the little stand on the deck down


Inside (bellows look amazing and the aperture look crisp!)

There are flip out holders for the film so that when you load and unload the rolls stay tight

Full on settings (and a waist level brilliance finder) as well as the 'normal' popup viewfinder

The lens is number 2505626 and looking at the chart means its from between 1937-1942 - and it has the upgrades like having the shutter release on the deck which ties into this being the original lens. This isn't the later sought after lens, those go for quite a bit, but it seems im amazing condition considering its age!

Remember - this camera is pretty cheap to buy and might be perfect for someone who is after a fully manual MF camera - I believe this shoots 8 x 6x9s
