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| − | The Rifax was a self-erecting folder with a coupled rangefinder. | + | The '''Rifax''' was a self-erecting folder with a coupled rangefinder. |
| − | There were two models of the Rifax. One model was self-erecting, came with a Trinar f/2.9 anastigmat lens in | + | There were two models of the Rifax. One model was self-erecting, it came with a Trinar f/2.9 anastigmat lens in a [[Compur-Rapid]] shutter, with a coupled rangefinder. The shutter was capable of speeds up to 1/400s. The camera could take either 6x6 or 4.5x6 images on 120 film. |
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| − | The other took 6x9 or 6x4.5 sized images, also came with a coupled rangefinder. The lens was a Trinar f/3.8 in Compur shutter. | + | The other model took 6x9 or 6x4.5 sized images, it also came with a coupled rangefinder. The lens was a Trinar f/3.8 in a Compur shutter. |
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Revision as of 08:32, 23 December 2014
The Rifax was a self-erecting folder with a coupled rangefinder.
There were two models of the Rifax. One model was self-erecting, it came with a Trinar f/2.9 anastigmat lens in a Compur-Rapid shutter, with a coupled rangefinder. The shutter was capable of speeds up to 1/400s. The camera could take either 6x6 or 4.5x6 images on 120 film.
The other model took 6x9 or 6x4.5 sized images, it also came with a coupled rangefinder. The lens was a Trinar f/3.8 in a Compur shutter.
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| Rifax advertisment June 1938 scanned by Nesster (Image rights) |
