Nada
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The Nada is a folding camera for 6x9cm exposures on 120 film, made by Lumière in 1930-32.[1] The notes at Collection Appareils state that it is Lumière's first self-erecting folding camera. It has a three-speed everset shutter, probably a Gitzo (compare type B3) though not marked as such, and any of several cheapish anastigmat lenses: a 1931 catalogue offers Lumière's own f/6.3 or f/8.5 anastigmats, or Boyer or Roussel f/6.3 alternatives at extra cost.[2] A 1932 catalogue only offers the Lumière