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Japanese medium-format SLR (edit)

6×9	Optika \| Rittreck
6×8	Fuji GX680 \| Fuji GX680 II \| Fujifilm GX680 III \| Fujifilm GX680 III S
6×7	Bronica GS-1 \| Mamiya RB67 \| Mamiya RZ67 \| Pentax 67
6×6	Amano 66 \| Reflex Beauty \| Bronica C \| Bronica D \| Bronica EC \| Bronica S \| Bronica S2 \| Bronica SQ \| Bronica Z \| Carlflex \| Escaflex \| Flex Six \| Fujita 66 \| Graflex Norita \| Hasemiflex \| Kalimar Reflex \| Kalimar Six Sixty \| Konishiroku prototype \| Kowa Six \| Kowa Super 66 \| Minolta SR66 \| Norita 66 \| Orchid \| Rittreck 6×6 \| Rolly Flex \| Seito Ref \| Shinkoflex \| Soligor 66 \| Tanyflex \| Warner 66 \| Zuman Flex
4.5×6	Bronica ETR \| Contax 645 AF \| Fujifilm GX645AF \| Konica SF \| Mamiya M645 \| Mamiya M645 Super / Pro \| Mamiya 645AF \| Pentax 645 \| Pentax 645N \| Pentax 645NII
4×4	Atomflex \| Komaflex-S \| Super Flex Baby
Japanese TLR and pseudo TLR ->
Other Japanese 6×6, 4.5×6, 3×4 and 4×4 ->

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Lewis, Gordon, ed. The History of the Japanese Camera. Rochester, N.Y.: George Eastman House, International Museum of Photography & Film, 1991. ISBN 0-935398-17-1 (paper), 0-935398-16-3 (hard). P. 169.

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