Druh still camera, model II

The purpose of a still camera is to record images of objects in space on light-sensitive materials: glass plates, light-sensitive film, or digitally. The first small-frame photographic camera, the Leica Camera AG, was designed by Oskar Barnack in 1913. This box camera made of Bakelite is the simplest kind of photographic camera with a screw-in lens. In designing the device, the assumption was that the camera would be a cheap, small, and simple to use device for budding photo enthusiasts. Work on the prototype was completed in August 1955. The Druh camera was built following the model of the German Pouva Start camera, whose design was inspired by the pre-War French Photax II Blindé art déco-styled camera. Millions of Poles began their adventure with photography using the Druh cameras. As many as 1,100,000 units were built. Manufacturer: Warszawskie Zakłady Foto-Optyczne,1960s Inv. No.: MIM254/VI-46 Model prepared on the basis of photogrammetric measurements Licence: CC BY-NC-SA Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab静态相机的核心功能是将空间内物体的影像记录于感光介质之上，涵盖玻璃底片、感光胶片，亦或通过数字形式完成记录。1913年，奥斯卡·巴纳克（Oskar Barnack）设计了首款小型画幅相机，该机型隶属于徕卡相机公司（Leica Camera AG）。这款以胶木（Bakelite）为材质打造的箱式相机，是结构最为简洁的螺口镜头式相机。该设备的设计定位为面向初入摄影领域爱好者的廉价、小巧且易操作的工具。其原型机研发工作于1955年8月完成。德鲁赫（Druh）相机的设计仿制自德国Pouva Start相机，而后者的设计灵感源于战前法国的Photax II Blindé装饰艺术（art déco）风格相机。数百万波兰人正是借助德鲁赫相机开启了摄影之旅，该机型累计产量高达110万台。 制造商：华沙摄影光学工厂（Warszawskie Zakłady Foto-Optyczne），生产年代为20世纪60年代 藏品编号：MIM254/VI-46 本模型基于摄影测量数据制作 授权协议：CC BY-NC-SA 数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab