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| + | *[http://www.fotomuseetiosby.nu/unibox.html Unibox] at [http://www.fotomuseetiosby.nu/skamera.html Fotomuseet I Osby] | ||
| + | *[http://www.fotomuseetiosby.nu/svenskkamerahistoria.PDF Svensk kamerahistoria article (pdf)] by Per-Anders Westman at [http://www.fotomuseetiosby.nu/skamera.html Fotomuseet I Osby] | ||
| + | *[http://www.fotosidan.se/blogs/olles/retrokamera-unibox.htm Blog Retrokamera Unibox] by [http://www.fotosidan.se/member/view.htm?ID=126024 Ojanson] at [http://www.fotosidan.se/ Fotosidan.se] | ||
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The Unibox is a Pseudo TLR manufactured by the Swedish company Fotomekano (owned by AB Fritz Weist & Co.) during the first half of the 1950s.
It takes 6x6 size images on 620 type rollfilm. About 40.000 units were produced.
The body is made of Isolit (a kind of Bakelite) and was produced by the company Perstorp AB.
It has Fixed focus taking and viewing lenses. The viewfinder is a large Brilliant finder.
The shutter is of the Everset type and has only one speed, c.1/30 sec., and T.
Links
In Swedish :
- Unibox at Fotomuseet I Osby
- Svensk kamerahistoria article (pdf) by Per-Anders Westman at Fotomuseet I Osby
- Blog Retrokamera Unibox by Ojanson at Fotosidan.se
