I use nothing but AGFA cameras-I have a Synchro Box, a Clack, a PB20 folder and a 35mm Karat IV--I get incredibly sharp contrast pictures from both of them. I always use my Agfa tripod, and almost always take timed shots.
The Synchro Box being metal, and the inside cone also metal, super simple construction, it's easy to repair, and clean-the refectors are steel--it's an amazing camera in my opinion and cheap to buy-I say buy a Synchro Box--AND a Clack--it's nice to have both a eye level camera(clack) and the waist level-(box)<div></div>
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I use nothing but AGFA cameras-I have a Synchro Box, a Clack, a PB20 folder and a 35mm Karat IV--I get incredibly sharp contrast pictures from both of them. I always use my Agfa tripod, and almost always take timed shots.
The Synchro Box being metal, and the inside cone also metal, super simple construction, it's easy to repair, and clean-the refectors are steel--it's an amazing camera in my opinion and cheap to buy-I say buy a Synchro Box--AND a Clack--it's nice to have both a eye level camera(clack) and the waist level-(box)<div>
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