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| + | The '''Ensign Folding Reflex''' is a large-format [[SLR]] camera for plates (at least 9x12cm and quarter-plate, as offered in the advertisement shown here). It was made by [[Houghton]] in London. It offers great compactness compared to their box-form [[Ensign Reflex]] range. The strut-folding construction means that helical focusing lenses must be used, instead of the racking front of those non-folding models. It has a focal-plane cloth shutter, presumably the same as that in the box-form cameras, with speeds down to 1/1000 second. | ||
[[Category:9x12 folding SLR]] | [[Category:9x12 folding SLR]] | ||
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[[Category:1911-1914]] | [[Category:1911-1914]] | ||
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The Ensign Folding Reflex is a large-format SLR camera for plates (at least 9x12cm and quarter-plate, as offered in the advertisement shown here). It was made by Houghton in London. It offers great compactness compared to their box-form Ensign Reflex range. The strut-folding construction means that helical focusing lenses must be used, instead of the racking front of those non-folding models. It has a focal-plane cloth shutter, presumably the same as that in the box-form cameras, with speeds down to 1/1000 second.
