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'''Eder Präzisionskamera GmbH''' were a camera maker in Munich, Germany - active in the 1930s. | '''Eder Präzisionskamera GmbH''' were a camera maker in Munich, Germany - active in the 1930s. | ||
| − | The only well-known model was the Eder Patent-Kamera, c.1933 - an odd "double-barrelled" [[folding]] camera with two sets of [[bellows]], one for the taking and one for the viewfinder lens. This was made in 4.6x6cm, 6x6cm and 6x9cm sizes, and in roll film and plate versions<ref>{{McKeown}}, p.254</ref>. It was delivered with a [[Tessar]] f4.5, Radionar f4.5 or Xenar f4.5 in a [[Compur]] shutter as the camera lens and with an Edar f4.5 [[Anastigmat]] or Radionar f4.5 as the finder lens. | + | The only well-known model was the [[Eder Patent Kamera|Eder Patent-Kamera]], c.1933 - an odd "double-barrelled" [[folding]] camera with two sets of [[bellows]], one for the taking and one for the viewfinder lens. This was made in 4.6x6cm, 6x6cm and 6x9cm sizes, and in roll film and plate versions<ref>{{McKeown}}, p.254</ref>. It was delivered with a [[Tessar]] f4.5, [[Schneider]] Radionar f4.5 or Xenar f4.5 in a [[Compur]] shutter as the camera lens and with an Edar f4.5 [[Anastigmat]] or Radionar f4.5 as the finder lens. |
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Eder Präzisionskamera GmbH were a camera maker in Munich, Germany - active in the 1930s.
The only well-known model was the Eder Patent-Kamera, c.1933 - an odd "double-barrelled" folding camera with two sets of bellows, one for the taking and one for the viewfinder lens. This was made in 4.6x6cm, 6x6cm and 6x9cm sizes, and in roll film and plate versions[1]. It was delivered with a Tessar f4.5, Schneider Radionar f4.5 or Xenar f4.5 in a Compur shutter as the camera lens and with an Edar f4.5 Anastigmat or Radionar f4.5 as the finder lens.
Sources
PHOTOGRAPHICA-WORLD Fotomuseum
| Camera industry in Munich |
| Agfa | Deckel | Eder | Enna | Friedrich | Kilfitt | Leitmeyr | Linhof | Niezoldi & Krämer | Perka | Rex | Rietzschel | Rodenstock | Staeble | Steinheil |
