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'''Sumida''' is a Japanese camera maker that was active in the early 1950s. Its full name is '''Sumida Optical Works''' ('''K.K. Sumida Kōki Seisakusho''', 株式会社隅田光機製作所). Various Japanese websites tend to say that it is related to the prewar [[Proud]] company.
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'''Sumida''' is a Japanese camera maker that was active in the early 1950s. Its full name is '''Sumida Optical Works''' ('''K.K. Sumida Kōki Seisakusho''', 株式会社隅田光機製作所). It made a number of cameras called Proud, and it is related to the prewar [[Proud]] company.
  
 
"Sumida" is the name of a river in Tokyo, and also of one of the 23 boroughs (区, ''ku,'' conventionally if misleadingly translated as "wards") of Tokyo.
 
"Sumida" is the name of a river in Tokyo, and also of one of the 23 boroughs (区, ''ku,'' conventionally if misleadingly translated as "wards") of Tokyo.

Revision as of 11:24, 8 October 2006

Sumida is a Japanese camera maker that was active in the early 1950s. Its full name is Sumida Optical Works (K.K. Sumida Kōki Seisakusho, 株式会社隅田光機製作所). It made a number of cameras called Proud, and it is related to the prewar Proud company.

"Sumida" is the name of a river in Tokyo, and also of one of the 23 boroughs (区, ku, conventionally if misleadingly translated as "wards") of Tokyo.

4.5×6 folding

  • Apollo
  • Mikado
  • Semi Proud
  • Million Proud
  • Million Proud II
  • Million Proud (new)
  • Proud Model 50

The Apollo and Mikado are attributed both to Sumida and Nishida.[1]

6×6 folding

  • Proud Chrome Six
  • Proud Chrome Six II
  • Proud Chrome Six III
  • Proud Chrome Six IIIA
  • Proud Super Six

Notes

  1. Kokusan kamera no rekishi, p. 345, for the Apollo II; McKeown, pp. 737–8 and 907.

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