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Bencini Koroll S
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Photos by Sylvain Halgand text by Sylvain Halgand. From the collection of Musée de la photo de Graçay. Last update 2023-12-07 par Sylvain Halgand.

Manufactured or assembled in Italy from 1954 to (After) 1954.
Index of rarity in France: Infrequent (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 5631

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Chronology of cameras Bencini 

In 1950, Bencini introduced a larger sibling to the Comet called the Koroll. It used 120 format film and was a dual-format camera, thanks to the insertion of an internal mask, allowing for negatives in either 6 x 6 cm or 6 x 4.5 cm sizes. The viewfinder did not provide any framing indication for the second format.
The Koroll retained the general characteristics of the Comet, but in the early models of the Koroll, the lens became retractable, featuring an 11/85 mm lens. The shutter had a single speed of 1/50 and a B (bulb) setting.
As is typical with Bencini, the model evolved through several variations, with an emphasis on simplifying manufacturing:

    CMF logo
on front face
Synchro Shoe CMF logo
on top
 

Koroll Yes No No On a plate

 

Koroll Yes Yes Screwed On a plate

 

Koroll No Yes Molded Engraved Modification of the mold.
The finger rest is more angular.
The leatherette follows the contour of the bottom of the lens.
Koroll S Yes Yes Screwed On a plate  
Koroll S Yes No Screwed On a plate  

 

The version with synchronization became known as the Koroll S. It appears that Bencini didn't concern themselves too much with consistency, as there are Koroll S models without synchronization.
The Koroll II introduced in 1961 was a completely different camera, as despite using 120 format film, it produced only 3 x 4 cm negatives.


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The Koroll S is a name change from the Koroll applied to synchronized variants. Some small aesthetic differences can be noted, although it's unclear whether they are common to all Koroll S units. For example, the film advance button has a double line of grooves.

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