Difference between revisions of "Hapo"
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=== 120 folder === | === 120 folder === | ||
| + | * Hapo 45 (6x9 cm) | ||
| + | * Hapo 50 (6x9 cm) | ||
| + | * Hapo 100 (6x9 cm) | ||
* [[Hapo 66]] (6x6 cm) | * [[Hapo 66]] (6x6 cm) | ||
* [[Hapo 66e]](6x6 cm) | * [[Hapo 66e]](6x6 cm) | ||
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=== 35mm Box === | === 35mm Box === | ||
| + | * Hapomat 100 | ||
| + | * Hapomat 200 | ||
* Haponette | * Haponette | ||
* Haponette B | * Haponette B | ||
* Hapo 24 | * Hapo 24 | ||
* Hapo 36 | * Hapo 36 | ||
Revision as of 20:10, 1 June 2006
HAPO is the brand label of Hans Porst AG of Nuremberg, Germany (HAns POrst). For many years Porst contracted for cameras made by other manufacturers, particularly Balda, and relabeled them with the HAPO or Porst brand.
Contents
120 folder
- Hapo 45 (6x9 cm)
- Hapo 50 (6x9 cm)
- Hapo 100 (6x9 cm)
- Hapo 66 (6x6 cm)
- Hapo 66e(6x6 cm)
- Hapo Lisette (6x4.5 cm)
127 box
- Hapomatic
35mm folder
- Beltica (vertical style folding, like the pre-war Baldina)
- Beltica II (horizontal style folding)
35mm Box
- Hapomat 100
- Hapomat 200
- Haponette
- Haponette B
- Hapo 24
- Hapo 36
