Halina 6-4 “Achromat” Objektiv Filmkamera mit Etui 1950er Jahre

Halina 6-4 Description

The Halina 6-4 is a compact and straightforward viewfinder camera made by Haking in Hong Kong. Designed for 120 film, it offers versatility and ease of use, making it a practical choice for both beginners and collectors of vintage cameras.

Key Features:

• Format Options: Shoot either 12 images at 6×6 cm or 16 images at 4×4 cm using a built-in focal-plane mask. The camera includes separate viewfinders and red windows for each format.
• Lens & Aperture: Equipped with a Halina Achromat lens featuring apertures of f/8, f/11, and f/16. The lens is crafted from Chance Pilkington glass and offers front-element zone focusing.
• Shutter & Flash: The shutter has two settings—1/50 sec and Bulb (B)—with a double-exposure prevention interlock. A PC socket allows for flash compatibility.
• Film Loading: The back and baseplate detach via a lever on the base, simplifying film loading.

Specifications:

• Lens: Halina Achromat
• Apertures: f/8, f/11, f/16
• Shutter Speeds: 1/50 sec, Bulb (B)
• Film Formats: 6×6 cm (12 exposures) or 4×4 cm (16 exposures) on 120 film
• Additional Features: Countdown frame counter, built-in folding foot for stability, and curved film plane for improved sharpness

Design & Build:

The Halina 6-4 is sturdy and well-constructed, with thoughtful design elements like its folding foot for table-top use. Its practical features and vintage charm make it a delightful addition to any collection or a fun tool for medium-format photography.