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==Cameras== | ==Cameras== | ||
| − | *'''Fotoman Dmini''' - camera for 4.5x6cm exposures | + | *'''Fotoman Dmini''' - camera for 4.5x6cm or 6x6cm exposures,designed to take a digital back and lens, but can be used with Hasselblad film backs. |
*'''Fotoman 69HPS''' - 6x9cm exposures on film, in [[Horseman]] roll film backs. | *'''Fotoman 69HPS''' - 6x9cm exposures on film, in [[Horseman]] roll film backs. | ||
*'''Fotoman DMax''' - exposures in any size between 6x6cm and 6x12cm, again on film in third-party roll film backs, such as Horseman. The camera has 20mm front rise/fall, and 25mm rear left/right shift, with simple sliding elements retained by brass screw-fasteners. The example seen has a 90mm f/4.5 [[Rodenstock]] Grandagon.<ref>Example seen for sale.</ref> It has a galilean viewfinder, and a detachable 6x12 ground-glass focusing screen. | *'''Fotoman DMax''' - exposures in any size between 6x6cm and 6x12cm, again on film in third-party roll film backs, such as Horseman. The camera has 20mm front rise/fall, and 25mm rear left/right shift, with simple sliding elements retained by brass screw-fasteners. The example seen has a 90mm f/4.5 [[Rodenstock]] Grandagon.<ref>Example seen for sale.</ref> It has a galilean viewfinder, and a detachable 6x12 ground-glass focusing screen. | ||
*'''Fotoman 617''' - 6x17cm on roll film. | *'''Fotoman 617''' - 6x17cm on roll film. | ||
*'''Fotoman 624''' - 6x24cm; wider than any other commercially available camera for roll film. | *'''Fotoman 624''' - 6x24cm; wider than any other commercially available camera for roll film. | ||
| − | *'''Fotoman 45SPS''' - light 4x5-inch camera, designed to be used ''hand-held''. | + | *'''Fotoman 45SPS''' - light 4x5-inch camera, designed to be used ''hand-held'' (PS stands for Point & Shoot). |
*'''Fotoman 810PS''' - 8x10-inch camera, again designed to be used hand-held. | *'''Fotoman 810PS''' - 8x10-inch camera, again designed to be used hand-held. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
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| + | ==Links== | ||
| + | *[http://www.fotohuisrovo.nl/documentatie/Fotoman%20Catalog%2010.2012.pdf Fotoman catalogue] held at Dutch dealer [http://www.fotohuisrovo.nl/ Fotohuis Rovo] | ||
| + | *[http://www.markdentonphotographic.co.uk/fotoman.htm Fotoman 617] - short review by [http://www.markdentonphotographic.co.uk/ Mark Denton] | ||
[[Category:China]] | [[Category:China]] | ||
[[Category:Camera makers]] | [[Category:Camera makers]] | ||
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Fotoman Cameras (sometimes named as Fotoman Professional or Fotoman China) of Shenzhen, China was the maker of a number of cameras including some panoramic cameras for 120 film. The company was active between about 2005 and 2013.
Cameras
- Fotoman Dmini - camera for 4.5x6cm or 6x6cm exposures,designed to take a digital back and lens, but can be used with Hasselblad film backs.
- Fotoman 69HPS - 6x9cm exposures on film, in Horseman roll film backs.
- Fotoman DMax - exposures in any size between 6x6cm and 6x12cm, again on film in third-party roll film backs, such as Horseman. The camera has 20mm front rise/fall, and 25mm rear left/right shift, with simple sliding elements retained by brass screw-fasteners. The example seen has a 90mm f/4.5 Rodenstock Grandagon.[1] It has a galilean viewfinder, and a detachable 6x12 ground-glass focusing screen.
- Fotoman 617 - 6x17cm on roll film.
- Fotoman 624 - 6x24cm; wider than any other commercially available camera for roll film.
- Fotoman 45SPS - light 4x5-inch camera, designed to be used hand-held (PS stands for Point & Shoot).
- Fotoman 810PS - 8x10-inch camera, again designed to be used hand-held.
Notes
- ↑ Example seen for sale.
Links
- Fotoman catalogue held at Dutch dealer Fotohuis Rovo
- Fotoman 617 - short review by Mark Denton
