Difference between revisions of "E. Krauss"
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* [[Protar]] Krauss-Zeiss | * [[Protar]] Krauss-Zeiss | ||
* Double-[[Protar]] Krauss-Zeiss | * Double-[[Protar]] Krauss-Zeiss | ||
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* Téléobjectif pour [[hand camera|chambres à main]] | * Téléobjectif pour [[hand camera|chambres à main]] | ||
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| + | * [[Tessar]] Apochromatique Krauss-Zeiss | ||
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== Shutters == | == Shutters == | ||
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E. Krauss was a French camera and lens maker, founded in the late 1880s. Founder Eugen Krauss was the brother of G. A. Krauss. The company had a license to produce lens types of Carl Zeiss.
When Leitz named its 35mm camera it preferred "Leica" instead of "Leca" for not to collide with the name of E. Krauss' French "L´Eka".source needed
Contents
Cameras
Plates
- Actis
- Actis, modèle stéréoscopique
- Takyr modèle I (strut folding camera with focal plane shutter)
- Takyr modèle II Folding (with focal plane shutter)
- Takyr modèle III Folding-stéréoscopique
- Tykta 4½×6 (strut folding camera)
- Tykta IVa (folding bed camera)
- Tykta VI (folding bed camera)
- Tykta (folding bed camera)
- Tykta Reflex (SLR with focal plane shutter)
- Tykta Reflex Pliant (folding SLRwith focal plane shutter)
- Tykta à obturateur de plaque (with focal plane shutter)
- Chambre Carrée de voyage (Reisekamera)
- Photo-Revolver Krauss (22×36mm miniature magazine camera)
Rollfilm
- Tykta II
- Tykta de poche no III
35mm film
- Eka (30×44mm exposures on unperforated film)
Lenses
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| image by Dirk HR Spennemann (Image rights) |
- Anastigmat Krauss-Zeiss
- Kalloptat Krauss
- Planar Krauss-Zeiss
- Protar Krauss-Zeiss
- Double-Protar Krauss-Zeiss
- Téléobjectif pour chambres à main
- Tessar Krauss-Zeiss
- Tessar Apochromatique Krauss-Zeiss
- Trianar Krauss
Shutters
Advertisements
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| Advertisement for the Takyr and Tykta cameras, 1908–9. Scan by Henry Thomas (Image rights) |
Advertisement for Krauss Zeiss lenses, 1926. Scan by rebollo_fr (Image rights) |
Links
- Krauss E. cameras on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
