Difference between revisions of "Hemax"
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| − | The ''' | + | Hirlemann & Moreau (later Héard & Mallinjod) made a 6x9cm and 9x12cm folding plate cameras in c.1920-28 under the Hemax label. After those dates some Hemax cameras are found under the PLAVIC label (PLAnchon VICtor). |
| + | The '''Hémax''' was a [[folding bed camera]] with single extension bellows,[[brilliant finder]], [[sports finder]], and Plavic [[Anastigmat]] 6.3 F:135mm [[lens]] on [[Gitzo]] shutter. It made 9x12cm exposures on sheet film. | ||
| + | This Hémax camera in the photos was made by [[Héard & Mallinjod]] for [[Plavic]]. | ||
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Hirlemann & Moreau (later Héard & Mallinjod) made a 6x9cm and 9x12cm folding plate cameras in c.1920-28 under the Hemax label. After those dates some Hemax cameras are found under the PLAVIC label (PLAnchon VICtor). The Hémax was a folding bed camera with single extension bellows,brilliant finder, sports finder, and Plavic Anastigmat 6.3 F:135mm lens on Gitzo shutter. It made 9x12cm exposures on sheet film. This Hémax camera in the photos was made by Héard & Mallinjod for Plavic.
