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** [[Adler Six|Adler VI]] (6×6cm) | ** [[Adler Six|Adler VI]] (6×6cm) | ||
** [[Adler Six]] (6×6cm) | ** [[Adler Six]] (6×6cm) | ||
| − | ** [Vest Alex and Vest Olympic|Vest Adler]] (4×6.5cm) | + | ** [[Vest Alex and Vest Olympic|Vest Adler]] (4×6.5cm) |
* Adler lenses on other cameras: | * Adler lenses on other cameras: | ||
** Adler Anastigmat 7.5cm f/4.5 on the [[Victor folders|Semi Victor]] | ** Adler Anastigmat 7.5cm f/4.5 on the [[Victor folders|Semi Victor]] | ||
Revision as of 20:31, 6 July 2009
Disambiguation Page
The Adler trademark was introduced by Asahi Bussan, and was used on cameras and lenses by its successor Asahi Kōgaku Kōgyō and the parent company Riken Kōgaku Kōgyō (predecessor of Ricoh).
- Adler cameras:
- Semi Adler and Adler III (4.5×6cm)
- Adler A (4.5×6cm)
- Adler B (4.5×6cm)
- Adler C (4.5×6cm)
- Adler Four (4×4cm)
- Adler VI (6×6cm)
- Adler Six (6×6cm)
- Vest Adler (4×6.5cm)
- Adler lenses on other cameras:
- Adler Anastigmat 7.5cm f/4.5 on the Semi Victor
- Adler Anastigmat 7.5cm f/3.5 on the BB Semi First
