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| NOOKY-HESUM || Close focus accessory with parallax for [[Hektor f= 5 cm 1:2.5]] or [[Summar f= 5 cm 1:2]] lens||ca.1935-1959|| - | | NOOKY-HESUM || Close focus accessory with parallax for [[Hektor f= 5 cm 1:2.5]] or [[Summar f= 5 cm 1:2]] lens||ca.1935-1959|| - | ||
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| Novoflex || Lens mounting system for Cini and Photography with rapid pistol-grip focusing by squeezing. Originally made by AFGA until mid-90s.||1948-Current|| see also [[Visoflex]] | | [http://www.novoflex.de Novoflex] || Lens mounting system for Cini and Photography with rapid pistol-grip focusing by squeezing. Originally made by AFGA until mid-90s.||1948-Current|| see also [[Visoflex]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:08, 27 November 2012
Illustrations and extensive description of the items listed below can be seen in Dennis Laney's definitive Leica 1984 Accessory Guide courtesy of Mike Butkus
| Leica Code | Description | Production Year | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| NAKUL | Film viewer with magnifier and indicator punch; with handle; the 250 version has side cups to handle a long strip of film | 1936-19?? | Fontenelle archive [1] |
| NAMAS | Opal glass to fit behind the film in a film viewer | 1930's | Fontenelle archive |
| NATRA | Film viewer with magnifier and indicator punch; without handle | 1932-19?? | Fontenelle archive |
| NIKKO | Binocular Telescope 8x6° with adjustable eye-pieces, table tripod | 1930s | - |
| NOKUM | Close focus accessory with parallax for Summar f= 5 cm 1:2 lens (formerly NOOKY-HESUM) | 1960-19?? | 16505 |
| NOOBU | Film viewer without indicator punch | 1951-19?? | Fontenelle archive |
| NOOKY | Close focus accessory with parallax for Elmar (I) f= 5 cm 1:3.5 lens | 1935-19?? | 16500 |
| NOOKY-HESUM | Close focus accessory with parallax for Hektor f= 5 cm 1:2.5 or Summar f= 5 cm 1:2 lens | ca.1935-1959 | - |
| Novoflex | Lens mounting system for Cini and Photography with rapid pistol-grip focusing by squeezing. Originally made by AFGA until mid-90s. | 1948-Current | see also Visoflex |
