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'''Hanover''' was the brand or type name of a [[magazine camera]], probably of British or German origin.
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'''Hanover''' is the brand or type name of a [[magazine camera]], probably of British or German origin.
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The falling-plate [[box camera]]'s simple version has its aperture holes in the aperture dial on the front plate. Inside it has a giant magazine for 24 plate holders, double as many as in common falling-plate cameras. The shutter with setable speed has to be cocked. The falling-plate release is separate from the shutter release.
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The improved version offered better lockable shutter speed dial, a quality lens, and [[brilliant finder]]s as improvements.
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The falling-plate [[box camera]] had its aperture holes in the aperture dial on the front plate. Inside it had a giant magazine for 24 plateholders. double as many as in common falling-plate cameras. The shutter with setable had to be cocked. The falling-plate release was separate from the shutter release.
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 05:44, 10 April 2023

Hanover is the brand or type name of a magazine camera, probably of British or German origin.

The falling-plate box camera's simple version has its aperture holes in the aperture dial on the front plate. Inside it has a giant magazine for 24 plate holders, double as many as in common falling-plate cameras. The shutter with setable speed has to be cocked. The falling-plate release is separate from the shutter release.

The improved version offered better lockable shutter speed dial, a quality lens, and brilliant finders as improvements.