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| − | Gossen is a renowned [[light meter]] maker based in Nuremberg, Germany. | + | '''Gossen''' is a renowned [[light meter]] maker based in Nuremberg, Germany. |
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| + | In 1919, Paul Friedrich Karl Gossen (1872–1942) and Otto Cohn founded the company '''Paul Gossen Co. K.-G., Fabrik elektrischer Messgeräte''' in Baiersdorff. Within a few years the company had moved to Erlangen, grown, seen Cohn leave and Rita Gossen join, gone into and emerged from administration, and had successfully sold ammeters and similar devices.<ref name="aa_gossen">This history is derived from E. van der Aa, "[http://www.exposuremeters.net/expmeters/pages/bertram/bertram.htm History of the Gossen company, Paul Gossen Co. K.-G., Fabrik elektrischer Messgeräte]" (2010), within E. van der Aa's website [http://www.myphotoweb.com Exposuremeters.net]. Accessed 3 April 2011.</ref> | ||
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| + | The company's photographic exposure meter, produced in 1933, was the Photolux. Between then and 1949, other models included the Blendux and Cimbrux for cine. | ||
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*[[Kodak_Retina_Automatic_I_II_III#Typ_032_Retina_Automatic_II|Kodak Retina Automatic II/III]] | *[[Kodak_Retina_Automatic_I_II_III#Typ_032_Retina_Automatic_II|Kodak Retina Automatic II/III]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:28, 3 April 2011
Gossen is a renowned light meter maker based in Nuremberg, Germany.
In 1919, Paul Friedrich Karl Gossen (1872–1942) and Otto Cohn founded the company Paul Gossen Co. K.-G., Fabrik elektrischer Messgeräte in Baiersdorff. Within a few years the company had moved to Erlangen, grown, seen Cohn leave and Rita Gossen join, gone into and emerged from administration, and had successfully sold ammeters and similar devices.[1]
The company's photographic exposure meter, produced in 1933, was the Photolux. Between then and 1949, other models included the Blendux and Cimbrux for cine.
Hand held meters
- Gossen Bisix / Scout
- Gossen Bisix 2 / Scout 2
- Gossen Bix 3 / Scout 3
- Gossen Blendux (Cimbrux)
- Gossen Digisix
- Gossen Digisky
- Gossen DigiFlash
- Gossen Digipro F
- Gossen Lunalite / LunaLux
- Gossen Lunasix / Luna Pro
- Gossen Lunasix 3 / Luna Pro S
- Gossen Lunasix F / Luna Pro F
- Gossen Multisix / Multi Pro
- Gossen Photolux (Ombrux)
- Gossen Polysix / Multibeam
- Gossen Profisix / Luna Pro sbc
- Gossen Sixon
- Gossen Sixon 2 / C-mate
- Gossen Sixon CF
- Gossen Sixon Dual / Dual De Lux
- Gossen Sixtar / Super Pilot
- Gossen Sixtar 2 sbc / Super Pilot sbc
- Gossen Sixti
- Gossen Sixtino / Pilot
- Gossen Sixtino 2 / Pilot 2
- Gossen Sixtomat
- Gossen Sixtomat Digital / Luna Pro Digital
- Gossen Sixtomat 2 / N100
- Gossen Sixtronet
- Gossen Sixtus / Sixtus C / Sixtus L (Leica)
- Gossen Sixtus 2 / Sixtus 2L
- Gossen Sixtron / Ascor
- Gossen Starlight
- Gossen Starlight 2
- Gossen Trisix / Sixtry
- Variosix F / Luna-star F
- Variosix F2 / Luna-star F2
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Cameras with Gossen meters
Notes
- ↑ This history is derived from E. van der Aa, "History of the Gossen company, Paul Gossen Co. K.-G., Fabrik elektrischer Messgeräte" (2010), within E. van der Aa's website Exposuremeters.net. Accessed 3 April 2011.
