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* [http://www.vieilalbum.com/SivaUS.htm A Siva with Hermagis lens] | * [http://www.vieilalbum.com/SivaUS.htm A Siva with Hermagis lens] | ||
* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/calceman/tags/eidoscope/ Eidoscope sample images] on Flickr | * [http://www.flickr.com/photos/calceman/tags/eidoscope/ Eidoscope sample images] on Flickr | ||
| − | + | * [https://archive.org/details/1889Atelier_amateur-BP77-8/mode/2up ''L'Atelier de l'Amateur''] (the amateur's studio), J. Fleury-Hermagis, 1889: 70-page booklet of advice on lighting, furnishing and arrangements for a photography studio. National Art Library of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, digitised at Internet Archive. | |
[[Category: Camera makers]] | [[Category: Camera makers]] | ||
[[Category: Lens makers]] | [[Category: Lens makers]] | ||
[[Category: France]] | [[Category: France]] | ||
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Hermagis is a French company, probably active from the XIXth century to the mid-XXth century.
Lenses
Type names of Hermagis lenses:
- Aplanat
- Hellor
- Lynx
- Magir
- Eidoscope
- Aplanastigmat
Cameras
- four lens camera, 1860
- Micromégas (13x18), 1875-
- Vélocigraphe (9x12 or 13x18), Anastigmat f/9 or Aplanastigmat extra rapide f/6.8, 1890-
- Wenz Hermagis, 1910, for kite photography (see [1] and [2])
- Vélo-Jumelle and Vélo-Jumelle Stereo, about 1898
- Hippographe pliant (strut-folding in various plate sizes), about 1910
- Hippographe reflex carré (SLR in various plate sizes), about 1910
- Micromégas (6.5x9 strut folding), 1920s
- Hermo-Box (6x9 box)
Links
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| Aplanat N° 8 image by Dirk HR Spennemann (Image rights) |
- The Hermagis Micromégas and Vélocigraphe at Historically Important Cameras (archived)
- A later Micromégas at Francis Lamirault's site
- Hermagis cameras on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand (in French)
- Hermagis and a page about Fleury-Hermagis at Gérard Langlois site (in French)
- Two cameras with Hermagis lens, bodies maybe made by Hermagis too
- A Siva with Hermagis lens
- Eidoscope sample images on Flickr
- L'Atelier de l'Amateur (the amateur's studio), J. Fleury-Hermagis, 1889: 70-page booklet of advice on lighting, furnishing and arrangements for a photography studio. National Art Library of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, digitised at Internet Archive.
