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| − | '''TSK''' is a name on some Japanese leaf shutters of the 1950s. | + | '''TSK''' is a name on some Japanese leaf shutters of the 1950s. All the examples observed have B, 1–200 speeds. |
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| + | As the [[Elbow flex]] and the [[Princeflex]] were sometimes fitted with a TSK shutter and were made by [[Tōyō Seiki Kōgaku]], it seems likely that TSK stands for Tōyō Seiki Kōgaku and that the shutters were made by that company; however, nothing is yet clearly known. | ||
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Revision as of 22:56, 29 July 2006
TSK is a name on some Japanese leaf shutters of the 1950s. All the examples observed have B, 1–200 speeds.
As the Elbow flex and the Princeflex were sometimes fitted with a TSK shutter and were made by Tōyō Seiki Kōgaku, it seems likely that TSK stands for Tōyō Seiki Kōgaku and that the shutters were made by that company; however, nothing is yet clearly known.
Cameras fitted with TSK shutters
Listing of a camera here should not be taken to mean that all examples of the camera were fitted with TSK shutters.
- Cosmoflex (see this page at Japan Family Camera)
- Elbow flex
- Nikkenflex (see this page at Pleasure Classic Lenses)
- Princeflex
