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They are mostly known for their accessories such as lenses, extension tubes, meters, flash and tripods. | They are mostly known for their accessories such as lenses, extension tubes, meters, flash and tripods. | ||
| − | They also sold several cameras under the Cambron name, which were simply re-badged cameras made in the former USSR. These cameras included the '''Cambron Pro Six''', which was a rebadged [[Kiev 88]] medium format camera, and the '''Cambron 12XP''' | + | They also sold several cameras under the Cambron name, which were simply re-badged cameras made in the former USSR. These cameras included the '''Cambron Pro Six''', which was a rebadged [[Kiev 88]] medium format camera, and the '''Cambron 12XP''' which was a rebadged [[Zenit 12XP]] 35mm cameras. The '''[[Cambron TTL]]''' was a relabeled [[Zenit TTL]].<ref>Mike Butkus' [https://www.butkus.org/chinon/ OrphanCameras.com] has a [https://www.cameramanuals.org/pdf_files/cambron_ttl.pdf copy of its manual].</ref> Other cameras may also have been offered under the Cambron name. |
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| + | A few Cambridge products from circa 1990 were also badged as '''Lindenblatt''' (evidently the founder's name), including a [[K mount lenses | K-mount]] 35mm SLR the '''Lindenblatt KL-2'''.<ref>Mike Butkus' [https://www.butkus.org/chinon/ OrphanCameras.com] has a [https://www.cameramanuals.org/pdf_files/lindenblatt_kl-2.pdf copy of its manual].</ref> | ||
==Products== | ==Products== | ||
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*Cambron Pro Six | *Cambron Pro Six | ||
*Cambron 12XP | *Cambron 12XP | ||
| + | *[[Cambron TTL]] ([[Zenit TTL]]) | ||
| + | *[[Lindenblatt KL-2]] (K-mount) | ||
===Meters=== | ===Meters=== | ||
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* Cambron passport model IV (4 shot) | * Cambron passport model IV (4 shot) | ||
* Cambron Sharp-o-tronic - digital distance reader | * Cambron Sharp-o-tronic - digital distance reader | ||
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| + | ==Notes== | ||
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[[Category: Distributors]] | [[Category: Distributors]] | ||
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Cambron was a brand name used by a distributor Cambridge Camera Exchange with operations in New York.
They are mostly known for their accessories such as lenses, extension tubes, meters, flash and tripods.
They also sold several cameras under the Cambron name, which were simply re-badged cameras made in the former USSR. These cameras included the Cambron Pro Six, which was a rebadged Kiev 88 medium format camera, and the Cambron 12XP which was a rebadged Zenit 12XP 35mm cameras. The Cambron TTL was a relabeled Zenit TTL.[1] Other cameras may also have been offered under the Cambron name.
A few Cambridge products from circa 1990 were also badged as Lindenblatt (evidently the founder's name), including a K-mount 35mm SLR the Lindenblatt KL-2.[2]
Products
Lenses
- Cambron 20/2.8
- Cambron 24/2.8
- Cambron 28/2.8
- Cambron 135/2.8
- Cambron 200/2.8
- Cambron 200/3.3
- Cambron 400/5.6 IF
- Cambron 28-80/3.5
- Cambron 28-105/3.5
- Cambron 28-135/3.8
- Cambron 28-200/3.8
- Cambron 35-105/3.5
- Cambron 35-200/3.5
- Cambron 35-300/4
- Cambron 70-210/3.8 Macro
- Cambron 75-300/5.6 Macro
- Cambron 80-200/4.5 Macro
- Cambron 100-500/5.6 Macro
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| Cambron 500/8 Mirror Lens image by Juan Felipe Gómez (Image rights) |
- Cambron 500/8 Mirror
- Cambron 800/10 Mirror
- Cambron 1000/11 Mirror
- Cambron 1600/6.3 Mirror
- Cambron 2000/10 Mirror
- Cambron 2500/10 Mirror
Cameras
- Cambron Pro Six
- Cambron 12XP
- Cambron TTL (Zenit TTL)
- Lindenblatt KL-2 (K-mount)
Meters
- Cambron 1 spot meter
- Cambron 1 digital spot meter
- Cambron Digit-all meter
- Cambron DuoLite meter
- Cambron LED Flash meter
Other
- Cambron passport model II (2 shot)
- Cambron passport model IV (4 shot)
- Cambron Sharp-o-tronic - digital distance reader
Notes
- ↑ Mike Butkus' OrphanCameras.com has a copy of its manual.
- ↑ Mike Butkus' OrphanCameras.com has a copy of its manual.
