Found Film from a vintage Agilux Agifold Camera

Hi!
I recently bought a nice MF Folding: the Agilux Agifold III. It's a 6x6 british camera from the '50s, equipped with uncopled rangefinder and extinction meter (mine not works). I found an undeveloped roll inside, but got just a coupled of visible shots..... bad but enough to see how things went in the good ol' '50s...

Btw I just developed my second roll made with this camera and works very well. I'll write about soon....

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Nice. The range of shutter speed selections indicates this camera was intended for amateurs that understood photography well, as opposed to a casual snapshooter. It should be a nice camera.

Found film is fascinating. The photographer and subject would be amazed their simple photo would appear worldwide 60 years later.

DcAnalogue said:

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Thanks for that.

Theo Sulphate said:

...Found film is fascinating. The photographer and subject would be amazed their simple photo would appear worldwide 60 years later.

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Indeed. I have a different kind of found film in my 'in box' right now. Four rolls of exposed 120 that a friend found when cleaning our her parents house. Her father had a darkroom years ago, these were unmarked as to date, but are some Verichrome Pan and some Plus-X, look to be from the mid-60's at the latest - metal 120 reels, and graphics from before I was aware of film.