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Several cameras have been named '''Simplex''': | Several cameras have been named '''Simplex''': | ||
| + | *the [[Ducati Simplex]] half-frame 35 mm camera | ||
*Several cameras by [[Ernemann]], and later models by [[Zeiss Ikon]]:<ref name=McK>{{McKeown12}} pp281 & 1057.</ref> | *Several cameras by [[Ernemann]], and later models by [[Zeiss Ikon]]:<ref name=McK>{{McKeown12}} pp281 & 1057.</ref> | ||
**for 6.5x9 cm and 9x12 cm plates (Zeiss Ikon model 112/7) | **for 6.5x9 cm and 9x12 cm plates (Zeiss Ikon model 112/7) | ||
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**the '''Simplex-Ernoflex''' box-form SLR for 4.5x6 cm, 6.5x9 cm or 9x12 cm plates.<ref name=McK/> | **the '''Simplex-Ernoflex''' box-form SLR for 4.5x6 cm, 6.5x9 cm or 9x12 cm plates.<ref name=McK/> | ||
*McKeown lists the Ernemann folding plate cameras as also sold by [[Voigtländer]].<ref name=McK2>McKeown p961.</ref> | *McKeown lists the Ernemann folding plate cameras as also sold by [[Voigtländer]].<ref name=McK2>McKeown p961.</ref> | ||
| − | *the [[Simplex | + | *the [[Simplex Multi-Exposure]] camera for still photographs on 35 mm film, made by the [[Multi-Speed Shutter Company]]. |
*Simplex magazine plate cameras by [[Krugener|Dr Krügener]] for 6x8 cm or 9x12 cm plates. | *Simplex magazine plate cameras by [[Krugener|Dr Krügener]] for 6x8 cm or 9x12 cm plates. | ||
*McKeown lists the '''Simplex Snapper''', a simple camera for 126 cartridges.<ref name=McK3>McKeown, p595.</ref> | *McKeown lists the '''Simplex Snapper''', a simple camera for 126 cartridges.<ref name=McK3>McKeown, p595.</ref> | ||
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| − | <!-- I'm commenting this text out (i) to make the whole page into a disambig page, because there are other cameras called Simplex, and (ii) because both McKeown and Westlicht have it by as made by the Multi-Speed Shutter Co. | + | <!-- I'm commenting this text out (i) to make the whole page into a disambig page, because there are other cameras called Simplex, and (ii) because both McKeown and Westlicht have it by as made by the Multi-Speed Shutter Co. There ''are'' patents by a Paul Diezt for similar cameras in association with the New Ideas Co and also with the Defiance co. Might the Multi-Speed Shutter Co be another of his company names? If there is evidence for this, feel free to correct my correction. D McA, May 2015 |
The '''Simplex''' was made since 1914 by ''New Ideas Mfg.'' in New York. It used 15m strips of [[35mm]] cine-film, allowing to shoot either 800 exposures in cine-format 18×24mm or 400 exposures already in modern standard [[35mm film]] frame-format 24×36mm. | The '''Simplex''' was made since 1914 by ''New Ideas Mfg.'' in New York. It used 15m strips of [[35mm]] cine-film, allowing to shoot either 800 exposures in cine-format 18×24mm or 400 exposures already in modern standard [[35mm film]] frame-format 24×36mm. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:19, 4 May 2015
Disambiguation Page
Several cameras have been named Simplex:
- the Ducati Simplex half-frame 35 mm camera
- Several cameras by Ernemann, and later models by Zeiss Ikon:[1]
- for 6.5x9 cm and 9x12 cm plates (Zeiss Ikon model 112/7)
- for 6x9 cm on roll-film (model 511/2)
- the Simplex-Ernoflex box-form SLR for 4.5x6 cm, 6.5x9 cm or 9x12 cm plates.[1]
- McKeown lists the Ernemann folding plate cameras as also sold by Voigtländer.[2]
- the Simplex Multi-Exposure camera for still photographs on 35 mm film, made by the Multi-Speed Shutter Company.
- Simplex magazine plate cameras by Dr Krügener for 6x8 cm or 9x12 cm plates.
- McKeown lists the Simplex Snapper, a simple camera for 126 cartridges.[3]
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 McKeown, James M. and Joan C. McKeown's Price Guide to Antique and Classic Cameras, 12th Edition, 2005-2006. USA, Centennial Photo Service, 2004. ISBN 0-931838-40-1 (hardcover). ISBN 0-931838-41-X (softcover). pp281 & 1057.
- ↑ McKeown p961.
- ↑ McKeown, p595.
