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May 10, 2012
To accomplish the presence of ARTISAN & ARTIST (A&A), it is a must to integrate uncompromising quality of craftsmen and a beauty sense of artists into one.
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April 27, 2012
Thank you all of Leica fans support. The Leica Pocket Book: 8th Edition have been sold out! If there are stock replenishment will inform immediately!
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April 17, 2012
Plasmat Roland 6x4.5 was introduced in 1933 by Plasmat (renamed as Rudolph & Co. Kamerabau in 1936) located in Berlin, Germany. Roland is a 120mm film rangefinder camera which film sized 6x4.5cm and 16 photos can be shot per film roll. The initial fast shutter speed of the camera was 1/250s, however, it was later replaced by shutter of 1/400s so as to produce a crisper image of a moving subject.
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March 22, 2012
The Leica IA equipped with Anastigmat lens was the first camera produced by Leica as commercial commodity. This model was produced 144 units in total. Followed by Leica IA constructed with Elmax, Elmar and Hektor lenses, which were manufactured around 713 units, 56,548 units and 1,330 units respectively.
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March 5, 2012
Reid and Sigrist Ltd was a manufacturer of aircraft parts and precision instruments located in Leicester. They were in charge of production of the camera. The camera, Reid was introduced in May 1947and available to market in 1951 until 1964. After production stopped in 1964, Reid and Sigrist Ltd sold all remaining parts to A.W. Young Ltd. A.W. Young Ltd and another company called Marson and Heard assembled additional cameras from the remaining materials.
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