Dacora Digna


The Dacora Digna is a classic medium-format film camera manufactured by Dacora-Kamerawerk in Reutlingen, West Germany, beginning in the 1950s. Featuring a sturdy metal body and a distinctive retractable lens assembly, this vintage camera reflects the simple, practical design of traditional analog photography. Its timeless appearance makes it an appealing addition to a vintage camera collection. Designed for 120 roll film, the Dacora Digna produces square 6 × 6 cm images, making it suitable for portraits, landscapes, and artistic photography. Different versions were produced with various lenses and shutter systems, including the Dacora Achromat 80mm f/8, Dacora Dignar 75mm f/4.5, and Enna Correlar 80mm f/2.9. Its optical viewfinder and manual focusing system provide a traditional, hands-on photography experience. With its classic styling, medium-format film system, and retractable lens design, the Dacora Digna is an interesting choice for vintage camera collectors and analog photography enthusiasts. As a second-hand vintage camera, its functionality should be checked before use.


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Key Features

  • Camera Type: Medium-format film viewfinder camera
  • Manufacturer: Dacora-Kamerawerk
  • Country of Manufacture: West Germany
  • Introduction Year: Approximately 1954
  • Film Format: 120 roll film
  • Image Format: 6 × 6 cm square images
  • Lens: Varies by version; options include Achromat, Dignar, and Enna Correlar lenses
  • Common Lens Options: 80mm f/8 Achromat, 75mm f/4.5 Dignar, or 80mm f/2.9 Enna Correlar
  • Focusing: Manual distance-scale focusing
  • Viewfinder: Direct optical viewfinder
  • Lens Design: Retractable lens tube
  • Shutter Type: Mechanical shutter; varies by version
  • Shutter Speeds: Depend on the lens and shutter configuration; some versions offer a single instant speed and Bulb mode, while others have multiple speeds
  • Exposure Control: Manual controls, depending on the version
  • Light Meter: Not present on all versions
  • Film Advance: Manual winding knob
  • Flash Connection: Flash synchronization socket on compatible versions
  • Accessory Shoe: Available on many versions
  • Lens Mount: Fixed lens
  • Power Source: Generally mechanical; batteries are not required for basic operation
  • Digital Connectivity: None; this is an analog film camera