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| − | *[http://fotonexus.org/kameras/minolta/anagramm_picture_gate_8000_david2_scanback Anagramm Picture Gate 8000 David² Scanback] | + | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20160305015544/http://fotonexus.org/kameras/minolta/anagramm_picture_gate_8000_david2_scanback Anagramm Picture Gate 8000 David² Scanback] (in German) (archived) |
*[http://www.photoscala.de/Artikel/photokina-2006-Anagramm-zeigt-14-Gigabyte-Aufnahme-aktualisiert Anagramm presenting world's largest digital panorama photo] at [[Photokina]] 2006 | *[http://www.photoscala.de/Artikel/photokina-2006-Anagramm-zeigt-14-Gigabyte-Aufnahme-aktualisiert Anagramm presenting world's largest digital panorama photo] at [[Photokina]] 2006 | ||
[[Category:German camera makers]] | [[Category:German camera makers]] | ||
Revision as of 04:37, 12 August 2023
Anagramm was a German maker of scanbacks for large format cameras. It was founded in 1992 by Martin Langfeld. In 2010 it moved to Garmisch-Partenkirchen. It got lost somehow before 2014. Langfeld had left in 2011 and founded Rencay.
Camera backs
| *Runners | 6,000 x 7,250 |
| *Picture Gate 8000 Production | 8,000 x 9,700 |
| *Picture Gate 8000 Production² | 8,000 x 13,000 |
| *Picture Gate 8000 Salvadore | 8,000 x 13,000 |
| *Picture Gate 8000 David | 14,400 x 17,400 |
| *Picture Gate 8000 David | 14,400 x 23,600 |
| *Picture Gate 8000 David² | 16,000 x 26,000 |
Links
- Anagramm Picture Gate 8000 David² Scanback (in German) (archived)
- Anagramm presenting world's largest digital panorama photo at Photokina 2006
