LINHOF TECHNIKA SERIAL NUMBER CAMERA MANUAL
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Cine Rollex back for 53, 56 x 72 roll-film.Super Rollex back for 10, 56 x 72 on 120 roll-film.Super Rollex back for 6 x 9 on 120 roll-film.Also the frames were applicable to the 56 x 72 mm image size. Cams could be supplied for different lens focal-lengths but the frames shown in the finder were fixed to these options. There were different versions for different lens combinations: 65-100-180 mm, 53-80-180 mm and 53-100-180 mm.

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For technical use there is a full set of movements to the front and rear standards together with a drop-bed and a bellows extension enabling macro (and long-focus) use. It was especially suitable for location work in the areas of industrial and commercial photography.ДЇor hand-held use the camera has a very large finder showing frames for three lenses, combined with the finder is a coupled rangefinder. The Linhof Technika 70 was intended for both hand-held and tripod-mounted work, it has aspects of fast-handling press cameras and technical stand cameras.

6308/7 'Lens Shade/filter Holder and Filters', No. 6603/11 'Important Information on Filters', No. Linhof orange filter, 51 mm screw fit for 180 mm lens.

Linhof 70 mm diameter filters to fit lens shade: UV, Yellow, Orange, Red.

This ca Beautiful 1952 Linhof Baby Technika 6x9 camera in excellent condition, with original rangefinder cammed Schneider 65mm f/6.8 Angulon wide angle, 105mm f/3.5 Xenar and 180mm f/5.5 Tele Arton.

Lens shade with adapters for all lenses. The tri-cam installed in the camera is factory original and matches serial number of all lenses.

Super Rollex back for 6 x 9 cm exposures on 120 roll-film.

3 double dark-slides, 6.5 x 9 cm, in boxes.

Spring back with Fresnel focusing screen. Sliding baffle for incident light measurement.ДЇocusing lock. Selenium exposure meter, match needle type. Vertical plumb indicator in viewfinder.ДЄuto-stop on film advance when using Super Rollex back. Indicator in finder shows limit of parallax compensation. Frames also show field reduction for close focus. Bright-line direct-vision view-finder with outline for 53 mm, 100 mm, 180 mm lenses, there was a switch to turn off the 180 mm frame. Lenses coupled via interchangeable cam matched to individual lens. Infinity catches for each lens.ДЄttributes: Coupled rangefinder, swing prism, active to 2 ВЅ feet. X, M flash synchronisation.Д¬onstruction: Metal body, leather bellows.ДЇormat: 6 x 9 cm exposures on 120 roll-film.ДЇocusing: Bellows. Shutter: Synchro-Compur, speeds 1 - 1/500, B. Convertible lens comprising: two f12, 175 mm groups, iris to f45. Lens: f5.6, 100 mm Schneider Symmar, iris diaphragm to f45.

LINHOF TECHNIKA SERIAL NUMBER CAMERA MANUAL

Super Technika IV user manual at Large Format Photography.

LINHOF TECHNIKA SERIAL NUMBER CAMERA SERIES

Linhof's website advocates the Technika series as being most suitable for handheld use. The Master Technika is very similar to the Technika III, but some important improvements have been made and most parts are not interchangeable. Even today, a Technika variation is being produced by Linhof the Master Technika. The Technika IV represents a small next step in the evolution of the Technika cameras with some incremental improvements. The presence of a coupled rangefinder makes a 'Super Technika' of an ordinary Technika. This means there are two varieties that operate similarly, but that vary considerably in size. The Linhof Technika III is a technical field camera for 5x7 inch (13x18cm), 4x5 inch (9x12cm) or 6x9 (2x3inch). This allows for rangefinder focusing and thus, handheld shooting.

For the super Technikas, a rangefinder cam, engraved with the serial number of the lens, couples the rangefinder to the lens-to-film-distance. Some have been engraved by Linhof, indicating they are up to their standards (and raising their price). High quality large format lenses, made by renowned producers, can be used on the Technikas. This rather large camera folds up to a self-contained package, thus protecting the lens. For example, they offer a limited amount of view camera movements, allowing for perspective corrections. The Technikas are heavy, ruggedly-built cameras with technical possibilities not easily found on other cameras. The company is located in MГјnich, Germany. Today the company is known as Linhof PrГ¤zisions Systemtechnik GmbH. Linhof is credited with introducing the first all-metal technical field camera. Image by Dries van den Elzen ( ImageВ rights)

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