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Durst S. A. Bolzano (Bozen), italian company, founded in 1930. Durst is known mainly as a producer of enlargers, but they produced some cameras as well.
Enlargers
- Durst 404
- Durst 606
- Durst 609
- Durst AC650
- Durst AC800
- Durst AC900
- Durst AC1200
- Durst B30
- Durst C35
- Durst F30
- Durst L184
- Durst L900
- Durst L1200
- Durst M35 (1947 - 1976)
- Durst M300
- Durst M305
- Durst M370
- Durst M600
- Durst M605
- Durst M805
- Durst Optimo AC (1988 - 1990)
- Durst Optimo CL (1988 - 1996)
Cameras
35mm film
120 film
Misc
- Durst Diacopy 810 (Slide copier; transfers slides to Kodak instant film)
