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The '''Semi Rotte''' (セミロット) is a series of [[Japanese 4.5×6 folders]] made by [[Petri|Kuribayashi]] at the beginning of the 1940s, and about which few is known.
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== Description ==
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The Semi Rotte is a vertical folder, copied from the [[Nettar]] with straight diagonal struts.
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== Documents ==
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The {{Kakaku1940_short}} listed a Semi Rotte (セミロット) in three versions: "Semi Rotte I" (&yen;62), "Semi Rotte II" (&yen;121), "Semi Rotte III" (&yen;160).<REF> {{Kakaku1940_short}}, type 3, sections 3A, 6B, 7B. </REF> The {{Inquiry1943_short}} also mentioned three versions:<REF> {{Inquiry1943_short}}, items 13&ndash;5. </REF>
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* "Semi Rotte I", First f/4.5 lens, Vic I shutter (25&ndash;150, T, B);
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* "Semi Rotte III" (certainly a typo for "Semi Rotte II"), First f/4.5 lens, Rotte shutter (1&ndash;200, T, B);
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* "Semi Rotte III", First f/3.5 lens, Hit-Rapid shutter (1&ndash;500, T, B).
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All three shutters are in #00 size. The Hit-Rapid shutter was made by [[Tokiwa Kōgaku]] and was also mounted on the [[First Reflex]].<REF> {{Inquiry1943_short}}, shutter item 18-R-1. </REF> The Vic I was made by [[Miyoshi]] and the Rotte was made by [[Petri|Kuribayashi]] itself.<REF> {{Inquiry1943_short}}, shutter items 18-U-13 and 18-P-5. </REF>
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The '''BB Semi Rotte''' has the same dual finders as the [[Semi First and First Six#Late BB Semi First|late BB Semi First]]. The name ''B.B. SEMI ROTTE'' is inscribed above the viewfinder, and ''SEMI ROTTE'' is embossed in the front leather. One actual example has been observed with a First f/4.5 lens and a Rotte shutter.<REF> Example observed in an online auction. </REF> The shutter plate has waveline drawings on both sides and is inscribed ''ROTTE'' at the bottom. The same Rotte shutter has also been observed on an example of the [[Baby Semi First|BB Baby Semi First]].
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== Notes ==
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== Bibliography ==
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* {{Baird Petri}} P.&nbsp;81.
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* {{Inquiry1943}} Items 1&ndash;7, 13&ndash;5, 68&ndash;70 and 80&ndash;1.
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* {{Kakaku1940}}
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This camera is not listed in {{Sugiyama}} nor in {{Kokusan}}.
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[[Category: Japanese 4.5x6 viewfinder folding]]
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[[Category: Kuribayashi|Rotte, Semi]]
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[[Category: S]]
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[[Category: R|Rotte, Semi]]

Revision as of 17:05, 23 April 2007

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The Semi Rotte (セミロット) is a series of Japanese 4.5×6 folders made by Kuribayashi at the beginning of the 1940s, and about which few is known.

Description

The Semi Rotte is a vertical folder, copied from the Nettar with straight diagonal struts.

Documents

The Template:Kakaku1940 short listed a Semi Rotte (セミロット) in three versions: "Semi Rotte I" (¥62), "Semi Rotte II" (¥121), "Semi Rotte III" (¥160).[1] The "Kokusan shashinki no genjōchōsa" ("Inquiry into Japanese cameras") also mentioned three versions:[2]

  • "Semi Rotte I", First f/4.5 lens, Vic I shutter (25–150, T, B);
  • "Semi Rotte III" (certainly a typo for "Semi Rotte II"), First f/4.5 lens, Rotte shutter (1–200, T, B);
  • "Semi Rotte III", First f/3.5 lens, Hit-Rapid shutter (1–500, T, B).

All three shutters are in #00 size. The Hit-Rapid shutter was made by Tokiwa Kōgaku and was also mounted on the First Reflex.[3] The Vic I was made by Miyoshi and the Rotte was made by Kuribayashi itself.[4]

The BB Semi Rotte has the same dual finders as the late BB Semi First. The name B.B. SEMI ROTTE is inscribed above the viewfinder, and SEMI ROTTE is embossed in the front leather. One actual example has been observed with a First f/4.5 lens and a Rotte shutter.[5] The shutter plate has waveline drawings on both sides and is inscribed ROTTE at the bottom. The same Rotte shutter has also been observed on an example of the BB Baby Semi First.

Notes

  1. Template:Kakaku1940 short, type 3, sections 3A, 6B, 7B.
  2. "Kokusan shashinki no genjōchōsa" ("Inquiry into Japanese cameras"), items 13–5.
  3. "Kokusan shashinki no genjōchōsa" ("Inquiry into Japanese cameras"), shutter item 18-R-1.
  4. "Kokusan shashinki no genjōchōsa" ("Inquiry into Japanese cameras"), shutter items 18-U-13 and 18-P-5.
  5. Example observed in an online auction.

Bibliography

This camera is not listed in Sugiyama nor in Kokusan kamera no rekishi.