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Voigtländer Bessa 6x9 1929-1949 Reviews Posted by Bengt Köhler Sandberg 2012-02-17  Specs: Lens: Voigtländer - Braunschweig / Anastigmat Voigtar 11cm f/4,5 Aperture: f/4,5 - f/22 10 bladed aperure Shutter: Pronto 1/250 sec to 1 sec plus a B and T setting Takes standard 120 film 6x9 images format Image quality f/4,5
Really sharp
center but the corners don´t look that great.
f/11 Nice and sharp f/22 Have a small light spot in the middle. But sharness is really good even here.  Bokeh
Extreamly good build quality! All metal and made to last. Conclusion This is have the ergonomics of a brick if you try to use this handheld. But you can loose alot of sharpness very easely handheld, even at the fastest shutterspeeds. Its not a must but very recommended to use a tripod. The fastest shutter speed uses a very taut spring and the vibrations can cause that you lose some image quality. And on my copy the hole front part moves a little when I release the 1/250 shutter speed. Image quality is what I expected from this old gem. You will not be extreamly impressed wide open but stop it down and this is awesome. Best at about f/11 - f/16 and with that big negative size you still can get some nice bokeh even here. Thumbs up: Image quality if you stop it down Light weight (for a 6x9cm format) 10 bladed aperure Thumbs down: Corner sharpness wide open 1/250 shutter speed have a very taut spring which can cause that you lose some image quality Want to help
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Technical Info Scanner: Epson V700 Film: Kodak Tmax 100 Developer: Kodak D76 And I used a tripod for all the images. My facebook
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