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| − | ''See also the [[Prince]] page for a related discussion.''
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| − | The name '''Doris''' appears on various Japanese cameras:
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| − | * cameras attributed to a company called Prince Camera Works (by {{McKeown}}) or to Fukada Shōkai (深田商会) (by {{Kokusan}}):
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| − | ** Baby Doris I, II, III, 3×4 folding
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| − | * cameras attributed to Fukada Shōkai (by {{Kokusan}}):
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| − | ** Doris, 3×4 strut collapsible
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| − | * cameras attributed to Tokyo Seiki (東京精機株式会社 Tōkyō Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha) (by McKeown<!-- and {{Kokusan}} or Niimi ?-->):
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| − | ** Doris, 6×4.5 folding
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| − | ** Doris P, 6×4.5 folding
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| − | * cameras attibuted to a company called Doris Camera (ドリスカメラ) (by McKeown<!-- and {{Kokusan}} ?-->):
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| − | ** Doris IA, 6×4.5 folding
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| − | ** Doris Six, 6×6
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| − | ** [[Dorisflex]]
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| − | ** [[Dorisflex|Dorisflex A]]
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| − | Niimi does not mention Fukada Shōkai but says that the Doris of Tokyo Seiki was named after its maker (presumably meaning designer), a Mr Motodori (本鳥): "Dori's camera", thus "Doris".<ref>Niimi, p. 92.</ref>
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| − | A 4.5×6 folder has been observed at a Yahoo Japan auction with the name ''DORIS'' engraved in the top housing. Its body was a copy of the [[Ikonta A]] but its finder was enclosed in a top housing, with an accessory shoe and a rotating depth-of-field scale. There were two horizontal lines on the front of the top housing, reminiscent of the [[Pearl II]] by [[Konishiroku]], but on the other side of the finder. There was one red window in the back, protected by a sliding cover. The lens was a 75mm f:3.5 (name barely legible, maybe Penta-Anastigmat) and the shutter had B, 1–200 speeds. A similar camera is pictured in {{McKeown}}, without the depth-of-field scale and with a Convex B, 10–200 shutter and a 75/3.5 lens. It is identified as a Doris Semi P and McKeown says that the lens is called "Perfa Anastigmat".
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| − | ==Notes==
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| − | <references />
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| − | ==References / further reading ==
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| − | * Niimi Kahee (新見嘉兵衛). ''Kamera-mei no gogen sanpo'' (カメラ名の語源散歩, Strolls in the etymology of camera names). 2nd ed. Tokyo: Shashin Kōgyō Shuppansha, 2002. ISBN 4-87956-060-X
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| − | * {{Showa10}}
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| − | * {{McKeown12}} Pp. 250, 803, 927–8.
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| − | [[Category: Camera makers]]
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| − | [[Category: Japanese companies]]
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