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Latest revision as of 06:08, 10 April 2023
MPP's Micro Technical Mark ... series of professional large format 4×5" triple extension folding bed technical cameras were sturdy but very versatile metal constructions, with features of press cameras. The M.P.P. Micro Technical Mark VII is a quite reliable variant with a rotatable 4x5 back, which conforms to the post WWII international standard, and rangefinder. The MPP user's club recommend it for general use. A red-colored studio variant without rangefinder was available.
The MPP sales literature for the Micro Technical Mk VII from 1959.
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| 1959 literature for the Mk VII (Front) image by Ian Grant (Image rights) |
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| 1959 literature for the Mk VII (Rear) image by Ian Grant (Image rights) |
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| 1961 Advertisement for Mark VII image by Raúl Sá Dantas (Image rights) |
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| Mark VII with lens board removed image by JAWhite48 (Image rights) |
Sources
- MPP Sales literature 1959 (inc price list) JSP.3666A/59 Produced by James Sutherland Publicity Ltd.
External Links
- MPP 4x5 field cameras (archived) at MPP users' club
