Category: Viewfinder

Dacora Instacora F In the early 1960s, Kodak introduced the Instamatic camera, which became a global bestseller. Just drop in the cartridge, point and shoot. Other filmmakers promptly copied the #126 cartridge, and Instamatic camera copies were made by most mass-market camera producers. I had an Instamatic in the 1970s and can vouch for its simplicity, paired with poor image quality. Dacora, which...

Dacora Digna Dacora made cameras in Germany from 1946, from the early Daci box cameras, through basic klapp models in the 1950s to entry-level viewfinders and rangefinders till its demise in the early 1970s. They made cameras for European distributors, such as Ferrania, Ilford, Hanimex, Lumiere, Porst, Universa, Heiland and probably more private label sellers. Certex made several Dacora models...