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Revision as of 19:00, 10 March 2006
Sinar AG traces its history back to 1879, when Karl August Koch opened a photographic studio in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, doing glass plate portraits in the studio, and on-location landscape and mountain photography. The studio moved to Vordersteig 2, Schaffhausen in 1892, and was handed down to son Hans-Carl Koch in 1911, passing to his wife Käthe Koch-Kübler following his early death.
Alphabetical List of Sinar Cameras
- Sinar
- Sinarcam
- Sinar c
- Sinar c2
- Sinar e
- Sinar e Leaf
- Sinar f
- Sinar f1
- Sinar f2
- Sinar m
- Sinar Norma
- Sinar p
- Sinar p2
- Sinar p3
- Sinar x
- Sinar x3
Chronological List of Sinar Cameras
- Sinar (patent applied for in 1947)
- Sinar Norma (1948)
- Sinar p (1970)
- Sinar c (?)
- Sinar f (?)
- Sinar p2 (1984)
- Sinar c2, f1, f2 (1986, replacing c and f models)
- Sinar e (1988)
- Sinar e Leaf (1993)
- Sinar x (1995?)
- Sinarcam (1996)
- Sinar p3 (2002)
- Sinar x3 (?)
- Sinar m (2003)
