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Ricohflex Model VII

Ricoh · 120 · TLR

Ricohflex Model VII is a 120 TLR film camera, released in 1957. On Newgrain, film photographers have shared 5 photos taken with the Ricohflex Model VII.

About the Ricohflex Model VII

The Ricohflex Model VII is a vintage analog film camera that was manufactured by Ricoh in the 1950s. It features a twin-lens reflex design, with a top-mounted viewfinder and a waist-level viewfinder for composing shots. The camera is equipped with a fixed 80mm lens and offers manual focus and aperture control. It uses 120 roll film, allowing for 12 square format (6x6cm) exposures per roll. The Ricohflex Model VII is known for its sturdy build quality and produces sharp and detailed images with a classic vintage aesthetic.

Photos taken with the Ricohflex Model VII

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