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Originally a manufacturer of precision surveying instruments, the '''David White Company''' in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, introduced the [[Stereo Realist]] camera in 1947, a camera which set a standard for stereo photography. | Originally a manufacturer of precision surveying instruments, the '''David White Company''' in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, introduced the [[Stereo Realist]] camera in 1947, a camera which set a standard for stereo photography. | ||
[[Category: Camera makers|White, Daavid]] | [[Category: Camera makers|White, Daavid]] | ||
[[Category: USA|White, David]] | [[Category: USA|White, David]] | ||
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Originally a manufacturer of precision surveying instruments, the David White Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, introduced the Stereo Realist camera in 1947, a camera which set a standard for stereo photography.
