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| − | '''RBT-Raumbildtechnik GmbH''' was a German company making stereo versions of existing cameras as well as accessories for stereo-photography. | + | '''RBT-Raumbildtechnik GmbH''' was a German company making stereo versions of existing cameras as well as accessories for stereo-photography.<br/> |
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RBT-Raumbildtechnik GmbH was a German company making stereo versions of existing cameras as well as accessories for stereo-photography.
The company was dissolved in January 2011.
Camera list
35mm stereo reflex
- RBT X2 (based on the Ricoh KR-10M)
- RBT X2II (based on the Ricoh XR-X3000)
- RBT X3 (based on the Ricoh XR-X 3PF)
- RBT X4 (based on the Cosina C1)
- RBT X5 (based on the Nikon FM10)
- RBT Y108 (based on the Yashica 108 MP)
- RBT Y109 (based on the Yashica 109 MP)
35mm stereo view or rangefinder
- RBT S1 and RBT S1A (based on the Konica Hexar)
- RBT S2 (based on the Bessa R2)
- RBT S2a (based on the Bessa R2a)
- RBT S3 (based on the Zeiss Ikon (35mm rangefinder))
- RBT S3a (based on the Bessa R3a)
Links
In German:
- RBT official website , with note about ending of the company.
