Difference between revisions of "Fex"

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Fex/Indo is a French company that produced inexpensive camera models from the 1940s to the 1980s.

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 * [[Cap Nord]]
 * [[Cliophot]]
-* Delespaul
+* [[Delespaul]]
 * [[Delta]]
 * [[Elite]]
 * [[Fex 4,5]]
 * Manufrance Luminor
-* Juniboy
+* [[Juniboy]]
 * Novi-Phot
-* Sport-Fex
+* [[Sport-Fex]]
-* Spring (avec réglages)
+* [[Spring (avec réglages)]]
-* Fex Spring
+* [[Fex Spring]]
 * Spring 	Touring
 * [[Touring (Fex)]]