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MARS Detektiv-Stereoskop

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MARS Detektiv-StereoskopThe Mars camera is a detective camera made in mahogany by Emil Wnsche in Dresden from about 1890 to 1896. It was made for twelve 6x9cm or 9x12cm plates, or ten 12x16. 5cm plates. It has a brass bound 130mm f 8 Aplanat lens, with three apertures in a rotating disc and rotary shutter, operated by pull strings. The Mars is a magazine camera: the plates, in metal holders, are stored in the back part of the camera body, under spring pressure (there is a

The Mars camera is a detective camera made in mahogany by Emil Wünsche in Dresden from about 1890 to 1896. It was made for twelve 6x9cm or 9x12cm plates, or ten 12x16.5cm plates. It has a brass-bound 130mm f/8 Aplanat lens, with three apertures in a rotating disc and rotary shutter, operated by pull-strings. The Mars is a magazine camera: the plates, in metal holders, are stored in the back part of the camera body, under spring pressure (there is a pull-string to relieve this pressure while changing the plate). The plate at the front of the magazine is in the exposing position. The wooden part projecting on top of the camera is a plate-changer. After each exposure, the camera can be turned upside-down, and the holder with the exposed plate falls into the wooden changer. Then the changer is shifted to the back of the body, where the exposed plate falls back into the plate magazine when the camera is turned right-side up again. The next plate at the front of the magazine moves forward into the exposing position. --- Extremely rare Stereo version with two brass Aplanat 130mm lenses with disc diaphragm, in fine original condition, with metal plaque 'MARS D.R.Patent No.57138'. --- B --- c.1896 --- 5431 --- Die Mars-Kamera ist eine Detektivkamera aus Mahagoniholz, die von Emil Wünsche in Dresden von etwa 1890 bis 1896 hergestellt wurde. Sie wurde für zwölf 6x9cm oder 9x12cm Platten oder zehn 12x16,5cm Platten hergestellt. Sie hat ein messinggefaßtes 130mm f/8 Aplanat-Objektiv mit drei Blenden in einer Drehscheibe und einem Drehverschluß, der durch Zugschnüre bedient wird. Die Mars ist eine Magazinkamera: die Platten werden in Metallhaltern im hinteren Teil des Kameragehäuses unter Federdruck aufbewahrt (es gibt eine Zugschnur, um diesen Druck beim Plattenwechsel zu entlasten). Die Platte an der Vorderseite des Magazins befindet sich in der Belichtungsposition. Das Holzteil, das oben aus der Kamera herausragt, ist ein Plattenwechsler. Nach jeder Belichtung kann die Kamera auf den Kopf gestellt werden, und der Halter mit der belichteten Platte fällt in den Holzwechsler. Dann wird der Wechsler auf die Rückseite des Gehäuses geschoben, wo die belichtete Platte wieder in das Plattenmagazin fällt, wenn die Kamera wieder auf den Kopf gestellt wird. Die nächste Platte an der Vorderseite des Magazins fährt nach vorne in die Belichtungsposition. --- Äußerst seltene Stereo-Version mit zwei Messing-Aplanat 130mm Objektiven mit Scheibenblende, in schönem Originalzustand, mit Metallplakette 'MARS D.R.Patent No.57138'.

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