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Versions 3.0 and 2.4 of the Canon EOS FAQ, with related links.
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The original EOS FAQ started out on Usenet - before the days of the WWW - and evolved as far as version 2.4 around 1994. That document is archived here but is not
After 1994 no "official" EOS FAQ was developed, but a loose series of articles was collected together as a sort of FAQ version 3.0. It
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Google PR 2. F Mount Lens
General information and history of the Nikon F Mount Lens.
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Nikon didn't start as a SLR manufacturer.
They produced rangefinder cameras prior to the Nikon F. The first bayonet mount Nikkor
used Contax mount and some of these Nikkor
lenses were designed with a dual bayonet mount, one for Contax mount and another
for Nikon's own F-mount by means of an
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Information on all Alpa camera and lens models. Photos, specifications.
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Alpa Reflex Cameras from Switzerland
the ALPA was designed for an exacting and methodical scientific user accustomed
to the standards of laboratory instruments and appealed to other photographers
who enjoy a beautifully engineered, heavy and immensely versatile camera..."
Ivor Matanle Collecting
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Description and information on Early Cameras and Equipment from the Daguerreotype and Wet-Plate era, their history and how they work.
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The collection includes examples of most types of camera from the Daguerreotype to the start of electronics but concentrates on the heyday of British camera making - the period of hand-made brass and mahogany cameras from the likes of Hare and Meagher and the small workshops of Adams, Newman &
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