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Revision as of 14:22, 1 June 2021
This is a work in progress.
From its earliest years, the Japanese firm Cosina manufactured cameras on an OEM basis for rebranding by other camera companies or retail distributors.[1] This page attempts to link to camera-wiki.org articles for camera models known or believed to have been manufactured by Cosina. Any documentary evidence for additions to this list would be appreciated and please use the discussion page to provide links.
Contents
Cameras
Rangefinder/viewfinder
To be added
M42 SLR
based on Cosina Hi-Lite
- Cosina SLR
- Prinzflex Super TTL
- Proloisirs Hi-Lite
- Carena Hi-Lite
- Reporter Hi-Lite
K-mount SLR
rebadge or restyled Cosina CT-1/ CT1 Super
- Cosina PM-1
- Cosina CT1 EX
- Ricoh KR-5 Super II (Ricoh XR-8)
- Chinon CM-7
- Miranda MS-1 Super
- Carena CX-300
- Revue SC4
- Exakta HS-2
- Petri GX-1 Super
rebadged Cosina C1s or with additional features
Multiple exposures, depth of field preview, combined ASA/shutter speed dial, spot metering, etc.
- Vivitar V2000
- Ricoh KR-5 III, Ricoh XR-8 Super
- Olympus OM2000
- Nikon FM10
- Revue SC 5
- Promaster 2000PK Super
- Phoenix P1
- Vivitar V4000/V4000s
- Dakota RZ-2000
- Guest G4000
- Voigtländer VSL 40
- Ricoh XR Solar (Cosina E1 Solar)
- Revue Solar 100 (Cosina E1 Solar)
- RBT 3D SLR X4
based on Cosina C2
- Canon T60
- Ricoh XR-7M II, (Ricoh KR-10E)
- Nikon FE10
- Revue SC 5 Auto
- Carena 1000 SX
- Voigtländer VSL 43
Notes
- ↑ "OEM" is the the term used in Cosina's own company history pages. OEM may have varying meanings in different industries (e.g. for computers or car manufacturing); and when considering its strong in-house camera engineering, the term "ODM" might be more accurate.
Links
Provided for additional research leads, although some of these lists may contain errors
- Mike Butkus's list of Cosina-made cameras from OrphanCameras.com
- "Cosina camera listing" from learncamerarepair.com
- "Cosina CT-1 and its Lengthy Legacy" by Ben O'Keeffe at 35mmc.com
