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| − | * [[Semi Proud]] | + | * [[Semi Proud]] postwar models |
| − | + | * [[Doris]] postwar models | |
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==== Pages to rework ==== | ==== Pages to rework ==== | ||
* recheck details about the [[Lord (Tōkyō Kōgaku)]] | * recheck details about the [[Lord (Tōkyō Kōgaku)]] | ||
| − | * [[Prince]] -> [[ | + | * [[Prince Flex]] (interview in Kokusan and TLR exhibition catalogue) -> [[Prince]] |
| + | * [[Princeflex]], [[Tōyō Seiki Kōgaku]] | ||
* [[Victor folders]] -> [[Condor folders]] | * [[Victor folders]] -> [[Condor folders]] | ||
| + | * [[Doris]] | ||
==== Semi project ==== | ==== Semi project ==== | ||
Revision as of 18:19, 25 September 2006
Contents
Camera interests
Everyday cameras:
Collecting interests:
- Zeiss Ikon and Voigtländer
- weird British press cameras
Today's research interest:
- Japanese cameras from the 1930s to the 1950s
Past work
Some work areas
- Template: Japanese Semi and Template:Japanese Six
- Template: 127 Japan
- Template: Olympus classic
- Template: Riken prewar
- Template: Zeiss classic
- Template: Japanese TLR
- Template: Pontiac
- Olympus folders (work in progress)
Finished pages
- Condor folders
- Zeitax
- Okada, Daiichi Kōgaku and other related cameras: Semi Okaco, Waltax, Zenobia, Union Semi and Walcon
- Optochrom, Kigawa and other related cameras: Baby Chrome, Baby Oso, Semi Chrome, Tsubasa Chrome, Tsubasa Spring, Tsubasa Super Semi, Tsubasa Arawashi, Tsubasa Nettar, Tsubasa Kiko III, Semi Kulax, Kiko Semi, Gotex, Kiko Flex, Poppy Six, Poppy, Tsubasa Semi, Tsubasaflex, Graceflex, Carl Six
Admin todo list
New main page
- Update the List of companies with the Japanese companies
- Articles of the month: Template: Articles of the month/September, 2006 and Camerapedia.org:Votes/Articles of the month
Websites to contact
- Gochamaze: done
- Syarakuse: done
- Japan Family Camera: email sent, no answer
- Asacame: todo
- Nekosan's website: todo
Wikipedia stuff
On July 6, 2006, WP user Helicoptor has cut and paste articles verbatim from Camerapedia to Wikipedia, without stating that these articles came from Camerapedia. It appears that this WP user is no more active (see his "contris"). The concerned articles are:
- List of Fujifilm products = Fuji
- Fujimoto = Fujimoto
- Nicca = Nicca
- Goerz_(company) = Goerz
- Ground glass back = Ground glass back
- Guess focusin = Guess focusing
- Fixed focusing = Fixed focusing
- Reflex finder = Reflex finder
Image mess
User todo list
Short term
Work in progress
- Semi Proud postwar models
- Doris postwar models
Pages to rework
- recheck details about the Lord (Tōkyō Kōgaku)
- Prince Flex (interview in Kokusan and TLR exhibition catalogue) -> Prince
- Princeflex, Tōyō Seiki Kōgaku
- Victor folders -> Condor folders
- Doris
Semi project
Postwar:
- Apollo
- Petri & Karoron models
- Semi Leotax
- Semi Oscon
Other:
Six project
Shinkoh
- Muse Six
- Muse Flex
Alsaphot
Pending talk pages
Long term
Complex connections
- the Prince, Fujimoto, Neumann & Heilemann, Tōyō Seiki Kōgaku, Doris, connection, should become clearer soon
- the Walz, Nihon Shōkai, Okada, Daiichi Kogaku connection, almost clarified (except Walz)
- the Toakoki connection, obscure
Unknown cameras
- Vanguard / Freude
- Banno / Kimura Alma Four
- Akabane Friend
- Amano 66 : http://coolys.exblog.jp/3263433/
Some tools for Japanese language
Useful characters: ā ē ī ō Ō ū Ⅰ型 Ⅱ型 Ⅲ型.
Links to older style kanji characters:
- The Unihan database, to find any Unicode kanji
- A list of kanji, with some very unusual ones (JIS-2), and another one with small graphic variants
- A guide to 旧漢字
Japanese words, mostly in older script:
- 焦點＝焦点: focus
- 鏡玉: lens
- 速寫ケース: eveready case (速写: snapshot)
- 捲上＝巻き上げ: winding
- 廣角＝広角: wide angle
- 筒型透視ファインダー: tubular optical finder
- 國産=国産: home-made, Japan made
