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Ausgewählte Photodeal-Artikel Zur Dresdner Fotoindustrie Seite 1 Verzeichnis ausgewählter Artikel der Zeitschrift PhotoDeal mit Bezug zur Dresdner Fotoindustrie Hinweis: Auf https://www.photodeal.de oder auf https://www.dresdner-kameras.de können Sie das vollständige Inhaltsverzeichnis der Zeitschrift PhotoDeal herunterladen. Hier finden Sie nur ausgewählte Artikel mit Bezug zum Thema "Geschichte der Dresdner Fotoindustrie". Jahr Ausg. Seite Artikel weitere Stichworte I 6 60 Jahre Contax Zeiss Ikon Orix, Penti, Penti I, Penti II, Halbformat, Welta, II 6 Postmoderne Penti Kamera- und Kinowerke Dresden 1993 III 22 2. Photohistorisches Treffen in Oybin Praktica Modell III, KW, Kamera-Werkstätten IV 12 Praktica FX 2 und FX 3 Niedersedlitz, Kamera-Werke Niedersedlitz, Kamera- und Kinowerke Dresden, Pentacon I 8 Noblex Panoramakamera PRO 06/150 Noble Dresden Praktica Modell III, KW, Kamera-Werkstätten I 15 Nachlese (IV/1993): Praktica FX 2 und FX 3 Niedersedlitz, Kamera-Werke Niedersedlitz, Kamera- und Kinowerke Dresden, Pentacon II 20 Wer war die Erste: Kine Exakta oder Sport (Cnopm) Ihagee, GOMZ, Nüchterlein, Gelgar 1994 Altix, Contax, Belplasca, Exakta, Dollina, II 28 Meilensteine im deutschen Kamerabau Meister-Korelle, Mimosa, Pentacon, Praktica, Werra III 10 Meyer Globica Salonkamera Globus-Stella, Herbst, Meyer, Görlitz III 26 Erich Salomon und die Ermanox Ernemann, Dresden Tauchtax, Taxona, C.O.Curow Dresden, II 23 Wer kennt die Tauchtax? Unterwassergehäuse 1995 Tauchtax, Taxona, C.O.Curow Dresden, III 58 Nachlese (II/1995): Wer kennt die Tauchtax? Unterwassergehäuse I 26 Ihagee Exakta 66 - gesuchter 6x6 Klassiker Ihagee Dresden, Mittelformat I 30 Ernemann-Chronik (1) Heinrich Ernemann, Dresden II 30 Ernemann-Chronik (2) Heinrich Ernemann, Dresden III 50 Sondermodelle der Contax Zeiss Ikon 1996 KW, Kamera-Werke Niedersedlitz, Kamera- IV 8 Sondermodelle der Praktica und Kinowerke Dresden, Pentacon IV 30 Pioniere der Spiegelreflexkamera Alpa, Contax S, Rectaflex IV 50 Sondermodelle der Contax Zeiss Ikon, Carl Zeiss, Kiev, Kiew PHOTODeal - Die Zeitschrift für Kameraliebhaber und Sammler von Photographica. https://www.photodeal.de Die Homepage zur Geschichte der Dresdner Fotoindustrie. https://www.dresdner-kameras.de Seite 2 Verzeichnis ausgewählter Artikel der Zeitschrift PhotoDeal mit Bezug zur Dresdner Fotoindustrie Hinweis: Auf https://www.photodeal.de oder auf https://www.dresdner-kameras.de können Sie das vollständige Inhaltsverzeichnis der Zeitschrift PhotoDeal herunterladen. Hier finden Sie nur ausgewählte Artikel mit Bezug zum Thema "Geschichte der Dresdner Fotoindustrie". Jahr Ausg. Seite Artikel weitere Stichworte I 28 Kreismuseum Bitterfeld Museum Pentacon, Schneider, Dresden, BX 20s, I 32 Praktica Produktion geht weiter Praktica scan Zeiss Ikon, Astraflex, Consol, Corbina, I 60 Varianten der Contax S Ritacon, Hexacon Bentzin, Kochmann, Reflex-Korelle, Meister- II 8 Primarflex und Reflex-Korelle Korelle, Mittelformat 1997 II 28 Kamera- und Fotomuseum Mölkau Leipzig, Museum III 56 High-Tech aus der DDR - Pentacon Super Praktica mat, Pentacon Dresden KW, Kamera-Werke Niedersedlitz, Kamera- IV 22 Ausländische Varianten der Prakticas und Kinowerke Dresden, Pentacon IV 52 MIR 3,5/65 - Shiftobjektiv für Mittelformatkameras Kiev 60, Kiev 88, Pentacon six, Objektive Meyer, Carl Zeiss, Feinmess, Ludwig, IV 60 Zeittafel der DDR Objektive Pentacon, Objektive IV 64 Die Entwicklung der Box Tengor (1) Goerz, Zeiss Ikon, Boxkamera Meyer, Carl Zeiss, Pentacon, Glaspilz, Fungus, I 54 Nachlese (IV/2007): Zeittafel DDR-Objektive Objektivnummern, Objektive I 56 Die Entwicklung der Box Tengor (2) Goerz, Zeiss Ikon, Boxkamera Dresden-Laubegast, Rollex, Jubilette, Micky- II 10 Balda Historie (1): Vom Zubehör zur Kameraproduktion Rollbox, Juwella, Super Pontura, Baldina, Belca 1998 II 28 Die Entwicklung der Box Tengor (3) Goerz, Zeiss Ikon, Boxkamera II 37 Fotografie pur: Die Box Tengor 56/2 in der Praxis Goerz, Zeiss Ikon, Boxkamera III 10 Die deutsche Kameraindustrie im 20. Jahrhundert deutsche Kamerahersteller KW, Kamera-Werkstätten Niedersedlitz, IV 16 Varianten der Praktiflex und Praktica Kamera-Werke Niedersedlitz, Kamera- und Kinowerke Dresden, Pentacon IV 62 Für "Momentphotographen": Ernemann "Klapp" Ernemann, Dresden Ihagee Kine Exakta, KW Praktica FX, Praktina II 4 Blick zurück in die Fünfziger FX, Miranda T, Miranda C, Edixa Reflex II 64 Exa-Varianten für Post und Volkspolizei Ihagee, Pentacon, Halbformat 1999 IV 8 Altix - die Kleinbildkamera für alle Eho, Hofert, Altmann, Altissa Dresden IV 32 Die Entwicklung der Ikoflex (1) Zeiss Ikon KW, Kamera-Werke Niedersedlitz, Kamera- IV 60 50 Jahre Praktica - Meilensteine aus Dresden und Kinowerke Dresden, Pentacon PHOTODeal - Die Zeitschrift für Kameraliebhaber und Sammler von Photographica. https://www.photodeal.de Die Homepage zur Geschichte der Dresdner Fotoindustrie. https://www.dresdner-kameras.de Seite 3 Verzeichnis ausgewählter Artikel der Zeitschrift PhotoDeal mit Bezug zur Dresdner Fotoindustrie Hinweis: Auf https://www.photodeal.de oder auf https://www.dresdner-kameras.de können Sie das vollständige Inhaltsverzeichnis der Zeitschrift PhotoDeal herunterladen. Hier finden Sie nur ausgewählte Artikel mit Bezug zum Thema "Geschichte der Dresdner Fotoindustrie". Jahr Ausg. Seite Artikel weitere Stichworte Revue Alpa 10d, Cosina CSM, Exakta RTL 1000, Topcon Lens Lite-Meter, Nikon F/F2, II 4 Wilde Teile für den Spieltrieb Contax S, Sigma XQ 3,5/300, Soligor Dual Focus II 8 Balda: Überlebenskünstler in Krisenzeiten Balda, Dresden, Bünde KW, Kamera-Werke Niedersedlitz, Kamera- II 32 Praktica - vom häßlichen Entlein zum Sammelobjekt und Kinowerke Dresden, Pentacon II 34 Kine Exakta oder "Varex" - Papiertiger aus Dresden Ihagee Dresden 2000 Geheimdienst, Spionage, MfS, Stasi, Belca, II 36 Verkappte "Stereokamera" - getarnte Belplasca Dresden III 38 Werkstatt wie kannst Du so 'was nur verzapfen? Praktica, Pentacon, Werkstatt, Service IV 8 Pentina - sein oder Nicht-Design Kamera- und Kinowerke Dresden Zeiss Ikon, Carl Zeiss, KMZ, Tessar, Biogon, Biometar, Topogon, Flektogon, Planar, IV 32 Weitwinkel-Objektive für Contax, Kiev und Contarex Distagon, Curtagon, Hologon, Jupiter, Orion, Objektive IV 56 Diaprojektoren - ein exotisches Sammelgebiet Projektion, Sammlung Dacora matic 4D, Prakti, Petriflex V, Miranda I 4 Sinn und Form - Das Auge kauft mit F, Konica Aiborg, Minolta Riva, Leica M3 I 24 Nachlese: Pentina - sein oder Nicht-Design (IV/2000) Kamera- und Kinowerke Dresden Geheimdienst, Spionage, Stasi, GSK, HFK, I 28 Die Fototechnik des MfS - Sonderobjektiv SO-2,2B SO, Beobachtungskomplex I 32 Die Entwicklung der Tenax und Taxona Zeiss Ikon Geheimdienst, Spionage, Stasi, GSK, HFK, II 28 Die Fototechnik des MfS - die GSK (SR 899) SO, Beobachtungskomplex Mentor Dreivier, Certo Dolly, Foth-Derby, Ising Puck, Balda Pinette, KW Pilot Reflex, Nagel Ranca, Pupille, Vollenda, Plaubel Makinette, ZI II 56 3x4 - ein verschwundenes Format und seine Kameras 2001 Kolibri, Korelle, Ihagee Klein-Ultrix, Parvola, Welta Gucki, Meyer Megor, Pontiac Lynx, Filmformat, Filmsystem Photographica-Sammlung, Alpa 8, Minolta SR III 4 Eine Sammlung ist nie vollständig - Nachzügler querbeet 3, Miranda D, Konica SP, Revue SP, Topcon RE super, Chinonflex, Praktica PL electronic Geheimdienst, Spionage, Stasi, GSK, HFK, III 28 Die Fototechnik des MfS - die HFK SO, Beobachtungskomplex III 32 Von der Carl Zeiss Jena-Contax zur Kiev Zeiss Ikon, Carl Zeiss, Kiev, Kiew Geheimdienst, Spionage, Stasi, GSK, HFK, IV 28 Die Fototechnik des MfS - Beobachtungskomplex I und II SO, Beobachtungskomplex IV 56 Mythos oder Wirklichkeit: Die verchromte Contax I Zeiss Ikon PHOTODeal - Die Zeitschrift für Kameraliebhaber und Sammler von Photographica. https://www.photodeal.de Die Homepage zur Geschichte der Dresdner Fotoindustrie. https://www.dresdner-kameras.de Seite 4 Verzeichnis ausgewählter Artikel der Zeitschrift PhotoDeal mit Bezug zur Dresdner Fotoindustrie Hinweis: Auf https://www.photodeal.de oder auf https://www.dresdner-kameras.de können Sie das vollständige Inhaltsverzeichnis der Zeitschrift PhotoDeal herunterladen. Hier finden Sie nur ausgewählte Artikel mit Bezug zum Thema "Geschichte der Dresdner Fotoindustrie". Jahr Ausg. Seite Artikel weitere Stichworte KW, Kamera-Werke Niedersedlitz, Kamera- I 4 Praktina: Die erste SLR mit Motorantrieb und Kinowerke Dresden, Siegfried Böhm, Motor I 59 Ausstellung in Dresden: 75 Jahre Zeiss Ikon-Gründung Zeiss Ikon III 32 Ernemann und das neue Kleinbildwesen Unette, Bobette, Bi-Tengor, Baby-Box Geheimdienst, Spionage, MfS, Stasi, KGB, 2002 III 34 Spionagekameras und ihre Tarnungen SO, Mikratkamera, Minox, Kleinstkamera, Kleinstbild, Abrollkamera Merten Merit-Box, Sida, Agfa Trolix-Box, Bilora Boy-Box, Adox-Box, Pouva start, Hama Moni, III 56 Spröder Charme - Bakelitkameras (1) Hexi, P 56, Nikette, Zeiss Ikon Simplex, Voigtländer Brillant Geheimdienst, Spionage, Stasi, Jel, Tonda, IV 16 Dokumentationsgeräte des MfS GSK I 16 Die seltene Knips der Glas Bijouterie Zittau GBZ III 18 Kameras um Dresden herum (1) Freital, Tharandt, Beier, Pouva, Welta, Literatur 2003 OFD, Gustav Heyde, Bonotar, Bonar, III 21 Das Bonotar von Feinmess Dresden Objektive IV 18 Kameras um Dresden herum (2) Freital, Beier, Pouva, Literatur IV 62 Ermanox 4,5x6 und Voigtländer Bessa R2 in der Praxis Ernemann, Voigtländer Korelle-Kamera-Werke, Wefo, Meister Korelle, I 56 Nur kurze Zeit gebaut: die seltene Meister-Korelle Master Reflex I 62 Der Ur-Contax auf der Spur Zeiss Ikon Geheimdienst, Spionage, Stasi, MfS, Ricoh 2004 II 28 Vorsicht Taschenliebe: die Tricks der DDR Stasi
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