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| One appearance of the SEIMAX logo (from eBay auction of an accessory lens) image by Voxphoto (Image rights) |
A few accessories such as mount adapters, filters, and conversion lenses have appeared under the branding Seimax—apparently all originating in Japan. Seimax 28mm and 35mm lenses in M42 mount have also appeared; but the brand is rather obscure. At least two SLR cameras for K mount lenses have appeared under the Seimax name:
- Seimax SV-7 (outwardly appears to be a rebadged Cosina CT1G)
- Seimax SV-9 (outwardly appears to be a rebadged Cosina CT-10)
Links
- An online sale from Italy shows several views of the SV-7 SLR, archived via the Wayback Machine
