Fairchild
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The Fairchild Aerial Camera Corporation, founded in 1925 by the inventor and entrepreneur Sherman Mills Fairchild (April 7, 1896 - March 28, 1971)[1] was the manufacturer of a range of aerial cameras.
Cameras produced by Fairchild:
- F-1
- F-8 aerial camera for oblique photos, manufactured by Fairchild (fitted with a Schneider Xenar 240mm/f8) and under licence by Keystone (fitted with a Wollensak 375mm /5.6
- F-17
- F-56 fitted with a f8 40"
- K-6
- K-20 aerial camera for oblique photos, designed by Fairchild and manufactured under licence by Graflex
- K-25 aerial camera for oblique photos, designed by Fairchild and manufactured under licence by Graflex