Precisa is a medium format film folding camera made by Beier and introduced in c.1950. [1]
Models[]
Precisa II 1950[]
- First post-WW2 model
- Similar to the pre-war Precisa 1938 model
- Film: 120 roll, picture size 6x6cm and 6x4.5cm with mask
- Lens: Meritar 75mm f/3.5 [2]
- Shutter: Binor 1/25-1/100 +B
- Shutter release: on the body
- Viewfinder: Newton folding optical frame finder
- Flash PC socket: on the shutter
- Self erecting bellows
- Cable release socket: on the shutter
Precisa II 1955[]
- Similar to Precisa II 1950 but new top housing
- Film: 120 roll, picture size 6x6cm and 6x4.5cm with mask
- Lens: Meritar 75mm f/3.5
- Shutter: Binor 1/25-1/100 +B
- Shutter release: on the body
- Double exposure prevention
- Viewfinder: integrated in the top housing, reverse telescopic finder with adjustable format mask
- Cable release socket: on the shutter reelease
- Cold-shoe
- Self erecting bellows
Notes and references[]
Links[]
In English:
- Beier Precisa at Pocketable History by J. Noir
- in Beier-Kamera by Thomas Knorre
- in Lippisches-kameramuseum by Dirk Böhling
- http://www.jnoir.eu/en/cameras/beier/precisa/
In Spanish:
- Beier Precisa at Historia de Bolsillo by J. Noir
In French: