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| − | '''Fotobox''' is a steel sheet box camera from [[MOM]] (''Magyar Optikai Művek'', Hungarian Optical Works) with reverse-Galilean finder, rotary shutter 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, B, with a flash contact. The lens is a focusing MOM Achromat 1:7.7/75 mm, stopping to f16. Picture format is 6x6 cm.<ref>Film advance knob in black (see photo on this page) and | + | '''Fotobox''' is a steel sheet box camera from [[MOM]] (''Magyar Optikai Művek'', Hungarian Optical Works) with reverse-Galilean finder, rotary shutter 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, B, with a flash contact. The lens is a focusing MOM Achromat 1:7.7/75 mm, stopping to f16. Picture format is 6x6 cm.<ref>Film advance knob in black (see photo on this page) and silver (seen in online auction May 2012)</ref> |
MOM Fotobox (1959-1963) | MOM Fotobox (1959-1963) | ||
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There is also a French Fotobox
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Fotobox is a steel sheet box camera from MOM (Magyar Optikai Művek, Hungarian Optical Works) with reverse-Galilean finder, rotary shutter 1/25, 1/50, 1/100, B, with a flash contact. The lens is a focusing MOM Achromat 1:7.7/75 mm, stopping to f16. Picture format is 6x6 cm.[1]
MOM Fotobox (1959-1963)
Video
- 15-minute video about all the series of MOM cameras: part1 and part2 by István Sz.
- YouTube video of Fotobox by fotonoss
Notes
- ↑ Film advance knob in black (see photo on this page) and silver (seen in online auction May 2012)
