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| − | The '''Poppy''' is a Japanese subminiature camera, presumably using [[16mm film]], that is attributed to a company called [[Kigawa|Shin Nippon]]<REF> According to {{McKeown}} and [http://www.submin.com/16mm/collection/poppy/introduction.htm this page at www.submin.com]. </REF>, | + | The '''Poppy''' is a Japanese subminiature camera, presumably using [[16mm film]], that is attributed to a company called [[Kigawa|Shin Nippon]]<REF> According to {{McKeown}} and [http://www.submin.com/16mm/collection/poppy/introduction.htm this page at www.submin.com]. </REF>, probably related to [[Kigawa]]. ''See also the [[Poppy Six]] 6×6 folder made by the same company.'' |
It has a vertical prismatic shape. On the front you can see, from top to bottom: the viewfinder window, surrounded by a ''POPPY'' nameplate, a fixed Erinar 2.2cm f:2.8 lens<REF> Same lens brand as on many Kigawa cameras: [[Tsubasa Nettar]], [[Tsubasa Kiko III]], [[Semi Kulax]], [[Kiko Semi]], [[Gotex]] and [[Kiko Flex]]. </REF>, focused in feet, and an aperture control wheel going from 2.8 to 6.3, geared together with a wheel around the lens barrel. On the right hand side there is a release button, surrounded by a shutter speed selector with B, 25 and 50 positions, and an advance knob with numbers engraved, probably to act as an exposure counter.<REF> The description of the camera is based on the picture published in {{McKeown}}. </REF> | It has a vertical prismatic shape. On the front you can see, from top to bottom: the viewfinder window, surrounded by a ''POPPY'' nameplate, a fixed Erinar 2.2cm f:2.8 lens<REF> Same lens brand as on many Kigawa cameras: [[Tsubasa Nettar]], [[Tsubasa Kiko III]], [[Semi Kulax]], [[Kiko Semi]], [[Gotex]] and [[Kiko Flex]]. </REF>, focused in feet, and an aperture control wheel going from 2.8 to 6.3, geared together with a wheel around the lens barrel. On the right hand side there is a release button, surrounded by a shutter speed selector with B, 25 and 50 positions, and an advance knob with numbers engraved, probably to act as an exposure counter.<REF> The description of the camera is based on the picture published in {{McKeown}}. </REF> | ||
Revision as of 21:22, 8 July 2006
The Poppy is a Japanese subminiature camera, presumably using 16mm film, that is attributed to a company called Shin Nippon[1], probably related to Kigawa. See also the Poppy Six 6×6 folder made by the same company.
It has a vertical prismatic shape. On the front you can see, from top to bottom: the viewfinder window, surrounded by a POPPY nameplate, a fixed Erinar 2.2cm f:2.8 lens[2], focused in feet, and an aperture control wheel going from 2.8 to 6.3, geared together with a wheel around the lens barrel. On the right hand side there is a release button, surrounded by a shutter speed selector with B, 25 and 50 positions, and an advance knob with numbers engraved, probably to act as an exposure counter.[3]
Notes
- ↑ According to McKeown and this page at www.submin.com.
- ↑ Same lens brand as on many Kigawa cameras: Tsubasa Nettar, Tsubasa Kiko III, Semi Kulax, Kiko Semi, Gotex and Kiko Flex.
- ↑ The description of the camera is based on the picture published in McKeown.
Printed bibliography
- McKeown, James M. and Joan C. McKeown's Price Guide to Antique and Classic Cameras, 12th Edition, 2005-2006. USA, Centennial Photo Service, 2004. ISBN 0-931838-40-1 (hardcover). ISBN 0-931838-41-X (softcover). Page 890.
