#agfa box

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Another little experiment with my Agfa Box, but because of the film being expired for almost 30Years now, the results were underexposed and yellow.

In the end I digitally edited them to death and that‘s the result 😂😂

It was a ISO 100 medium format film by Kodak from somewhen about 1990 cause it expired in 1994.

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Those are some pics of my „Agfa Box“ from the 50‘s. The principle of the Box Camara is the most easy one, there‘s basically just one lens and a medium format film (I think it was invented by Kodak in the early 20th century). Today it‘s possibly the most unconventional way to take pictures, but even though the results aren’t perfect, i just love it 😅.

I added some of them to give you an example, but I will load up some more of them on my separate film photography blog ( fabio-271205 ) later this week!

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Sculptures entropiques assemblées

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Agfa Synchro Box (portratlinse version) 1957

Lens: Meniscus 105mm f/11 single-element

Flash PC socket: special for dedicated Agfa Clibo-Blitz

Here with extra lens (portrait 1-2m)

[fabio-271205]

Some more Agfa-Box Pics from Heidelberg 🏰

📷: Agfa Box (ca. 1950)

🎞️: I acutually don‘t remember 😅 (but it was expired like since the 90s)

🗓️: Summer/Fall 2024

🌍: Heidelberg (Germany)

[fabio-271205]

Here some shots of an old church, I’ve took somewhen about last winter. I used my Agfa-Box 50 with an exposed ISO 100 color/negative medium format film (6x9). I think the film was also by Agfa 📷

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Photography Of The Day - Seaside at Winter

Photography Of The Day – Seaside at Winter

This photo has been taken with a 1938 Agfa Box Camera and Kodak Professional Portra 400 Color Negative 120 Film. Seaside at Winter – Photo by Raffaello Palandri

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Agfa Box (England version 2) 1930

Lens: Meniscus

Shutter: single speed + T

No flash option / two finders / 6x9 film