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== Description of the body == |
== Description of the body == |
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| − | This camera has a wooden body, and is inspired from the [[Goerz Anschütz Ango |
+ | This camera has a wooden body, and is inspired from the [[Goerz Anschütz Ango]]. The rectangular front standard is mounted on four flat struts hinged at the middle, and it seems that the bellows is single-pleated. The lens is mounted on a focusing helical with a focus tab. It seems that the front standard offers at least some vertical movement ability, and a screw is visible at the bottom to lock the lens plate in a definite position. |
| − | The rear part of the camera contains a vertically traveling focal-plane shutter, wound by a small key on the photographer's right. This shutter is said to give T, B, 15–1000 speeds.<REF> Speeds: {{ |
+ | The rear part of the camera contains a vertically traveling focal-plane shutter, wound by a small key on the photographer's right. This shutter is said to give T, B, 15–1000 speeds.<REF> Speeds: {{Sugiyama}}, item 1078. </REF> The position of the controls and of the release button is unclear. There is perhaps a nameplate screwed to the right end of the top plate. |
| − | The viewfinder consists of a wireframe hinged to the top of the front standard, and a bead hinged above the middle of the top plate.<REF> {{ |
+ | The viewfinder consists of a wireframe hinged to the top of the front standard, and a bead hinged above the middle of the top plate.<REF> {{Sugiyama}}, item 1078, says that the camera has a "patent sports-finder" in the English text, but only says that the finder is "peculiar" (特徴がある) in the Japanese text. The translator perhaps confused the word ''tokuchō'' (特徴, peculiarity) with ''tokkyo'' (特許, patent). </REF> |
== Lens and origin == |
== Lens and origin == |
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