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'''Ross''' was a British optical company, founded in 1830. It also made cameras, from about 1855. It is well known for its camera lenses and its binoculars. It had a license for the British Empire to make lens types of [[Carl Zeiss]]. In 1948 Ross joined with [[Houghton-Butcher]]'s successor Barnet Ensign Ltd. Together the companies survived as [[Ross-Ensign]] until 1961. | '''Ross''' was a British optical company, founded in 1830. It also made cameras, from about 1855. It is well known for its camera lenses and its binoculars. It had a license for the British Empire to make lens types of [[Carl Zeiss]]. In 1948 Ross joined with [[Houghton-Butcher]]'s successor Barnet Ensign Ltd. Together the companies survived as [[Ross-Ensign]] until 1961. | ||
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Revision as of 17:18, 18 May 2008
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Ross was a British optical company, founded in 1830. It also made cameras, from about 1855. It is well known for its camera lenses and its binoculars. It had a license for the British Empire to make lens types of Carl Zeiss. In 1948 Ross joined with Houghton-Butcher's successor Barnet Ensign Ltd. Together the companies survived as Ross-Ensign until 1961.
Contents
Products
Cameras
- Ross Focal Plane Camera (strut folding press camera)
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| Homocentric, advertised as winter lens |
Lenses
Names of Ross lenses:
- Cabinet
- Definex
- Homocentric
- Telecentric
- Teleros
- Xpres
- Xtralux
See their 39mm screw lenses and their Contax lenses.
Bibliography
- Channing, Norman and Dunn, Mike. British Camera Makers. An A-Z Guide to Companies and Products. London : Parkland Designs, 1996. ISBN 0-9524630-0-8
