Folding camera

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Folding camera with bellows

A folding camera is a design of photographic cameras derived from bellows cameras . The lens is at the front of a bellows and can be folded back with a mechanical device. When folded, the camera takes up less space and the lens is protected. For these reasons, a folding camera is well suited for mobile use outside of the photo studio .

Examples

• Agfa Billy (1928-1960)
• Kodak Retina (1934-1960)
• Agfa Isolette (1937–1957)
• Agfa Solinette (1952-)