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Gamma from Hungary should not be confused with the Italian camera-maker Gamma OMP.
Gamma Optikai Művek was a Hungarian camera maker in Budapest. It was founded as Gamma Finommechinakai és Optikai Művek Rt. (Gamma Works for Precision Mechanics and Optics Ltd.) in 1939. Its most famous cameras are the Pajta's in 1955 and the technically advanced SLR named Duflex, designed by Jenő Dulovits and manufactured around 1949.
Links
- Gamma Hungarian source
- Company website
