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Zeiss Ikon Cameras

by: Tubbs, D. B.

Zeiss Ikon Cameras

by: Tubbs, D. B.

ISBN 13:
9781874707011
ISBN 10:
1874707014
Format: Hardcover
Copyright: 10/23/2004
Publisher: Steyning Photo Books Llp

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This is the history of one of Germany's famous camera manufacturers. It lis

Part One 1926: The Birth of Zeiss Ikon

(14)

Background to the Merger in 1926

(1)

Carl Zeiss enter the Camera Field

(2)

The First Anastigmats

(2)

The Origins of Ica

(3)

Contessa-Nettel: Enter Dr. Nagel

(2)

C. P. Goerz: Lens and Shutter Research

(2)

Goerz-Anschutz: Pioneering the Focal Plane Shutter

(1)

Ernemann: Photography after Dark

(3)

Part Two 1926-28: Something for Everyone

(27)

1926: Plates, Roll Film and Film Pack

(1)

Lenses in 1927

(1)

Shutters in 1927

(1)

Boxes and Small Formats

(2)

Battle for the Roll Film Market

(3)

Folding Plate Cameras

(4)

Luxury and Teak

(2)

Pressmen's Choice

(1)

Scooping the World

(2)

Nettel: Self-Capping and Multi-Speed Shutters

(1)

Reflexes: Plain or Folding

(2)

Miroflex: Press Camera and Reflex Combined

(2)

Stereo Camera Boom

(1)

Life-size Copying in 3-D

(1)

Stereo for all Pockets

(3)

Field and Studio Cameras

(2)

Part Three 1929: The Last Boom Years

(9)

The Roll Film Revolution

(1)

Rationalisation of Optics and Shutters

(2)

For Beginners and Wandervogel

(1)

Ikontas: Simplicity vs. Sophistication

(2)

System Cameras for 35mm Cine Film

(1)

The Plate and Film Pack Range

(3)

Part Four 1931: Design for Economy

(12)

Enter `16-on'

(1)

Kolibri: The Poor Man's Leica

(1)

Bio-Tessar f/2.8 and Rim-Set Compur

(1)

Expanding the Ikonta Range

(2)

Rim-Set Revolution

(1)

Deckrullo Triumphant

(1)

Luxury Deep in the Depression

(2)

The `16-on' Ikontas

(1)

Improvements in Roll Film Emulsions

(2)

Part Five 1934-39: Accent on Focus

(18)

Streamlining the Output

(1)

Roll Film Economy

(1)

Arrival of the Coupled Rangefinder

(3)

Catering for Traditionalists

(1)

An Inexpensive TLR: The Ikoflex

(1)

1936: Ikoflex II and Van Albada Finders

(1)

1936: Olympic Games and Coupled Rangefinders

(2)

Smaller Format for Serious Work

(1)

1937: Roll Film Camera Improvements

(3)

1938: New Cameras and Faster Films

(2)

1939: The End of an Era---Ikoflex Upgraded

(1)

1926-1939: Retrospect

(1)

Part Six 1932-39: Enter 35mm---The Contax Family

(20)

Contax Origins and Design

(3)

The Contax Rangefinder

(1)

The Shutter and Speeds

(2)

Interchangeable Lenses

(3)

Shutter and Rangefinder Redesigned

(1)

By Contax out of Super-Ikonta

(2)

1936: Contax II and Contax III

(3)

Contax III: A Built-in Exposure Meter

101

(2)

1936: Nettax and Super Nettels

103

(1)

1938-39: The Quick Firing Tenax I and Tenax II

104

(3)

Part Seven 1935: The Twin-Lens Contaflex

107

(4)

At Chest or Eye Level

107

(2)

The First Built-in Photo-Electric Exposure Meter

109

(2)

Part Eight 1926-1939: Zeiss Ikon Camera Index

111

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Zeiss Ikon Cameras

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