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'''Vollenda''' is a series of cameras originally created by German manufacture [[Nagel]]. [[Kodak]] bought the company, making it into [[Kodak AG]], the cameras were then renamed Kodak Vollenda. | '''Vollenda''' is a series of cameras originally created by German manufacture [[Nagel]]. [[Kodak]] bought the company, making it into [[Kodak AG]], the cameras were then renamed Kodak Vollenda. | ||
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[[127 film]] (4 x 6.5) cameras | [[127 film]] (4 x 6.5) cameras | ||
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* Vollenda 70 (6 x 9) | * Vollenda 70 (6 x 9) | ||
* Vollenda 72 (6 x 9) | * Vollenda 72 (6 x 9) | ||
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[[129 film]] cameras | [[129 film]] cameras | ||
Revision as of 21:09, 29 March 2012
Disambiguation Page
Vollenda is a series of cameras originally created by German manufacture Nagel. Kodak bought the company, making it into Kodak AG, the cameras were then renamed Kodak Vollenda.
116 film camera
- Vollenda 80 (6.5 x 11)
127 film (4 x 6.5) cameras
- Vollenda 48
- Vollenda 50
- Vollenda 52
120 film cameras
- Vollenda 70 (6 x 9)
- Vollenda 72 (6 x 9)
129 film cameras
- Vollenda 60 (5 x 7.5)
- Vollenda 68 (5 x 7.5)
620 film cameras
