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* the [[New Rocket]], a better [[Hit-type cameras|Hit-type]] camera taking 17.5mm film, made by [[Condor Camera|Tōkyō Seiki]] | * the [[New Rocket]], a better [[Hit-type cameras|Hit-type]] camera taking 17.5mm film, made by [[Condor Camera|Tōkyō Seiki]] | ||
* the [[Semi Rocket and Doris|Semi Rocket]], a 4.5×6 folder by [[Condor Camera|Tōkyō Seiki]], predecessor of the [[Semi Rocket and Doris|Doris]] | * the [[Semi Rocket and Doris|Semi Rocket]], a 4.5×6 folder by [[Condor Camera|Tōkyō Seiki]], predecessor of the [[Semi Rocket and Doris|Doris]] | ||
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| The Estes AstroCam 110 is not named "Rocket" image by Steve Harwood (Image rights) |
The name Rocket applies to one of the following:
- the Rocket Camera series of Japanese cameras taking 16 exposures on 120 film
- the Rocket Camera Co., a Japanese company that made the Rocket Camera
- the Rocket, a cheap Hit-type camera taking 17.5mm film
- the New Rocket, a better Hit-type camera taking 17.5mm film, made by Tōkyō Seiki
- the Semi Rocket, a 4.5×6 folder by Tōkyō Seiki, predecessor of the Doris
- the Rocket by Weimet, an American 3×4cm camera
