Difference between revisions of "Olbia pseudo TLR"
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**(1947->1952) with a Gitzo 200-B shutter | **(1947->1952) with a Gitzo 200-B shutter | ||
*** H [[Rousse]]l Trylor 75mm f4.5 | *** H [[Rousse]]l Trylor 75mm f4.5 | ||
| − | ****French-language face plate<ref> Catalogue Photo-Plait 1949-50, p. 32; 1950, p. 33; Hiver 1950-51, p. 32; 1951, p. 34; 1952, p. 22; 1953, p. 10; Hiver 1954/5, p. 10; 1954, p. 10.—Sylvain Halgand [http://www.collection-appareils.fr/ | + | ****French-language face plate<ref> Catalogue Photo-Plait 1949-50, p. 32; 1950, p. 33; Hiver 1950-51, p. 32; 1951, p. 34; 1952, p. 22; 1953, p. 10; Hiver 1954/5, p. 10; 1954, p. 10.—Sylvain Halgand [http://www.collection-appareils.fr/Olbia/html/olbia.php Olbia].— Gerard Langlois [http://glangl1.free.fr/Liste-Omega.html Olbia] </ref> |
| − | ****English-language face-plate | + | ****English-language face-plate<ref> Sylvain Halgand [http://www.collection-appareils.fr/general/html/Olbia_export.php Olbia Export].—</ref> |
Revision as of 03:50, 24 November 2008
The Olbia 6x6 pseudoTLR is an Omega Eikon with a better Gitzo shutter. his can be demonstrated by the fact that the 'Olbia' Label riveted on top of the viewfinder covers up the 'Omega' brand markings which are embossed into the viewfinder lid. The Olbia 6x6 is a pseudo TLR, sporting a large Brilliant finder that projects the image mirror imaged. The camera body is mode of bakelite with a metal viewfinder and a metal back. The camare takes 620 film.
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| Gitzo Olbia (6×6 pseudo TLR) (Image rights) (Image rights) |
- Olbia (6×6 pseudo TLR)
Notes and References
- ↑ Catalogue Photo-Plait 1949-50, p. 32; 1950, p. 33; Hiver 1950-51, p. 32; 1951, p. 34; 1952, p. 22; 1953, p. 10; Hiver 1954/5, p. 10; 1954, p. 10.—Sylvain Halgand Olbia.— Gerard Langlois Olbia
- ↑ Sylvain Halgand Olbia Export.—
