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The #6 cirkut camera was a rotating panoramic camera made by the Folmer Graflex Corporation and available between 1932 and 1949, with 127 cameras made. It was the second smallest cirkut camera produced, using 6" film to shoot a negative up to 15 feet in length. The camera came with a Wollensak triple convertible 7"/ 12"/15 1/2" lense and a rising and falling front for controlling the placement of the horizon line.
