Vredeborch Nordina Vario - collector's camera Brand.Mamiya

Vredeborch Nordina Vario - collector's camera Brand.MamiyaVredeborch was a small camera maker based in Nordenham (northern Germany) that was mostly known for the many box cameras it produced after WWII. The Nordina is a medium format 6x6 camera from the mid 1950s which takes 120 roll film. It has vario shutter and a Steiner Bayreuth pull out lens: 75mm f3. 5 Anastigmat. This is the rare version with different logo placement than the common models. The camera appears to be functional but is sold as a

Your chance to own a WWII camera

For Hasselblad 202

HDMi cable

Legendary cult lens from 1958

but this camera belongs to the collector's cameras

Contax 645 mount Class: 31 MP Sensor: CCD Sensor size: 44 x 33 mm Active Pixels: 6496 x 4872 Pixel size: 9 x 9 micron ISO: 100–1600

15 elements in 10 groups - a crazy advanced lens

Compact fast 50mm for Minolta MD cameras

This one in particular is a great performer - the "smaller" sibling to the very expensive 85mm f1

4K digital cinema and 3D camera set-ups

This model also features a dark silver shutter-release button to distinguish itself from previous GR series models

Fantastic digital medium format back for analog Hasselblad V cameras