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The '''Ultrix''' is a folding bed roll film camera made by [[Ihagee]], Dresden in 1930/1931. There are at least two versions of this camera, the smaller one taking 4.5×6cm pictures on [[127 film]]. The larger one is a dual format camera using [[120 film]] or 6.5×9cm glass plate backs. It takes 6×9cm pictures or 4.5×6cm when using an insertable mask. Its full name is '''Ihagee Zweiformat Auto Ultrix'''. A number of lens shutter combinations are reported: among them | The '''Ultrix''' is a folding bed roll film camera made by [[Ihagee]], Dresden in 1930/1931. There are at least two versions of this camera, the smaller one taking 4.5×6cm pictures on [[127 film]]. The larger one is a dual format camera using [[120 film]] or 6.5×9cm glass plate backs. It takes 6×9cm pictures or 4.5×6cm when using an insertable mask. Its full name is '''Ihagee Zweiformat Auto Ultrix'''. A number of lens shutter combinations are reported: among them | ||
* a 10.5/4.5 Schneider Radionar set in a Compur shutter (Z, B, 1-1/250s). | * a 10.5/4.5 Schneider Radionar set in a Compur shutter (Z, B, 1-1/250s). | ||
| − | * a 10.5/7.7 Ihagee anastigmat in a Zenit shutter(Z, B, 1-1/100s). | + | * a 10.5/7.7 Ihagee anastigmat in a Zenit shutter (Z, B, 1-1/100s). |
* a 7/5.6 Ihagee anastigmat in a two-bladed Pronto shutter (T, B, 1-1/100s). | * a 7/5.6 Ihagee anastigmat in a two-bladed Pronto shutter (T, B, 1-1/100s). | ||
* a three-bladed Pronto II shutter. | * a three-bladed Pronto II shutter. | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 2 September 2006
The Ultrix is a folding bed roll film camera made by Ihagee, Dresden in 1930/1931. There are at least two versions of this camera, the smaller one taking 4.5×6cm pictures on 127 film. The larger one is a dual format camera using 120 film or 6.5×9cm glass plate backs. It takes 6×9cm pictures or 4.5×6cm when using an insertable mask. Its full name is Ihagee Zweiformat Auto Ultrix. A number of lens shutter combinations are reported: among them
- a 10.5/4.5 Schneider Radionar set in a Compur shutter (Z, B, 1-1/250s).
- a 10.5/7.7 Ihagee anastigmat in a Zenit shutter (Z, B, 1-1/100s).
- a 7/5.6 Ihagee anastigmat in a two-bladed Pronto shutter (T, B, 1-1/100s).
- a three-bladed Pronto II shutter.
Ultrix cameras were supplied with both a brillant finder and a framefinder. Some models even may have had an Albada finder. The metal body is covered with imitation leather with the Ihagee factory name embossed in it on the front and the back.
