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The '''Ernemann Heag XV''' is a vest pocket folder for 4 1/2 x 6 cm plates or film sheets. ''Model I'' has fixed focus, ''Model II'' has a focusing lever on the folding bed. It was advertised as the smallest vest pocket folder with automatic standard positioning on focus infinity. | The '''Ernemann Heag XV''' is a vest pocket folder for 4 1/2 x 6 cm plates or film sheets. ''Model I'' has fixed focus, ''Model II'' has a focusing lever on the folding bed. It was advertised as the smallest vest pocket folder with automatic standard positioning on focus infinity. | ||
| − | The version of 1911 has a 1:6.8/8cm ''Ernastigmat'' lens and an ''Automat'' shutter with speeds up to 1/100 sec. . Compared to the earlier version shown in the ad it has no more the bulb connectors | + | The version of 1911 has a 1:6.8/8cm ''Ernastigmat'' lens and an ''Automat'' shutter with speeds up to 1/100 sec. . Compared to the earlier version shown in the ad it has no more the two bulb connectors on the lens board, and it has just one normal-sized reflecting type finder instead of the two little brilliant finders. Another new version of that year is the Stereo-Camera Heag XV for the 45x107mm format, with Automat shutter and 1:6.8 Ernemann Detectiv-Aplanat lenses. |
[[Category:Ernemann|Heag XV]] | [[Category:Ernemann|Heag XV]] | ||
[[Category:1906-1910]] | [[Category:1906-1910]] | ||
[[category:stereo]] | [[category:stereo]] | ||
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The Ernemann Heag XV is a vest pocket folder for 4 1/2 x 6 cm plates or film sheets. Model I has fixed focus, Model II has a focusing lever on the folding bed. It was advertised as the smallest vest pocket folder with automatic standard positioning on focus infinity.
The version of 1911 has a 1:6.8/8cm Ernastigmat lens and an Automat shutter with speeds up to 1/100 sec. . Compared to the earlier version shown in the ad it has no more the two bulb connectors on the lens board, and it has just one normal-sized reflecting type finder instead of the two little brilliant finders. Another new version of that year is the Stereo-Camera Heag XV for the 45x107mm format, with Automat shutter and 1:6.8 Ernemann Detectiv-Aplanat lenses.
