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The '''Printex Press''' was a camera made in Pasadena, California, by enlarger manufacturer [[Printex]]. The standard model was a 4×5" camera, while a '''Mini-Press''' 2¼×3¼" was also offered.  
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The '''Printex Press''' was a camera made in Pasadena, California, by enlarger manufacturer [[Printex]]. The standard model was a 4×5" camera, while a '''Mini-Press''' 2¼×3¼" was also offered. The 4×5" model had a 6½ inch f/4.5 lens in a shutter marked Ilex No.3 Acme.
  
 
In contrast to the typical [[Graflex Speed Graphic]] style of  [[press camera]] with a lens extending on bellows, the entire camera is a rigid magnesium casting; the lens is mounted on an oversized telescoping tube. A [[Kalart Synchronized Range Finder]] was typically included. It is not a common camera, and it is unclear how many were sold.
 
In contrast to the typical [[Graflex Speed Graphic]] style of  [[press camera]] with a lens extending on bellows, the entire camera is a rigid magnesium casting; the lens is mounted on an oversized telescoping tube. A [[Kalart Synchronized Range Finder]] was typically included. It is not a common camera, and it is unclear how many were sold.

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Press cameras made in the United States of America
Beseler 4×5 Press Camera | Burke & James 4×5 Speed Press | Busch Pressman Model C | Busch Pressman Model D | Graflex Speed Graphic | Kalart Press Camera | Meridian 45A | Meridian 45B | Omega 120 | Printex Press | Rilex | Tower Press Camera

The Printex Press was a camera made in Pasadena, California, by enlarger manufacturer Printex. The standard model was a 4×5" camera, while a Mini-Press 2¼×3¼" was also offered. The 4×5" model had a 6½ inch f/4.5 lens in a shutter marked Ilex No.3 Acme.

In contrast to the typical Graflex Speed Graphic style of press camera with a lens extending on bellows, the entire camera is a rigid magnesium casting; the lens is mounted on an oversized telescoping tube. A Kalart Synchronized Range Finder was typically included. It is not a common camera, and it is unclear how many were sold.

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