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'''Sociedad Industrial Argentina Fotográfica (SIAF)''' was a camera-maker active mostly in Argentina (based in Buenos Aires), but also in Chile, in the 1940s and '50s.<ref name=McK>{{McKeown12}} p893, and p343-4 regarding Gevaert.</ref>

The company made simple cameras from moulded plastic (including bakelite).

* '''Amiga'''; the Gradosol, but made in Chile.<ref name=McK/>
* '''[[Gradosol]]'''; simple viewfinder camera for 6x6 cm exposures on 120 or 620 film, made in at least three colours.
* '''[[Gradosol Lujo]]'''; bakelite viewfinder camera for 6x9 or 4.5x6 cm exposures on 120 film, resembling the [[Photax]].<ref name=PCMA>[https://sites.google.com/site/mercatorcameras2/camarasdelaseundaepoca Camaras de la Segunda Epoca] (Second Epoch Cameras) at Jose Ramon Garcia Menendez' [https://sites.google.com/site/mercatorcameras2/industriaargentina Photo Cameras made in Argentina]: pictures of the Gradosol, Lujo and Junior Baby, and similar cameras made for other brands.</ref>
* '''Gradosol Junior Baby'''; a 6x6 cm version of the Lujo

McKeown states that SIAF made the Rex-Lujo, more or less identical to the Lujo, and the Rex Junior Baby, for 4.5x6 cm pictures not 6x6 as the Gradosol Junior Baby), for [[Gevaert]].<ref name=McK/>


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[[Category:Camera makers]]
[[Category:Argentina]]
[[Category:Chile]]