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*'''Production era''' - 1949-current | *'''Production era''' - 1949-current | ||
*'''Code names''' - 14320 Mini (on left) TOOUG - 14100, shown extended, collapsed and with early FOOMI | *'''Code names''' - 14320 Mini (on left) TOOUG - 14100, shown extended, collapsed and with early FOOMI and current ball head 14110 (on right) | ||
*'''Type''' - Small and folding tripods with various ball and socket adjusters; black crackle enamel; later gray enamel. With many stabilization uses - on table, shoulder or wall. As used in image below, the top bar looks like a clamping device for two screw-cameras to take stereo pictures. | *'''Type''' - Small and folding tripods with various ball and socket adjusters; black crackle enamel; later gray enamel. With many stabilization uses - on table, shoulder or wall. As used in image below, the top bar looks like a clamping device for two screw-cameras to take stereo pictures. | ||
*'''Reference''' - Page 85 of Dennis Laney's [http://www.cameramanuals.org/leica_pdf/leica_accessory_guide.pdf Leica 1984 Accessory Guide] courtesy of Mike Butkus. | *'''Reference''' - Page 85 of Dennis Laney's [http://www.cameramanuals.org/leica_pdf/leica_accessory_guide.pdf Leica 1984 Accessory Guide] courtesy of Mike Butkus. | ||
Revision as of 14:12, 16 October 2013
- Production era - 1949-current
- Code names - 14320 Mini (on left) TOOUG - 14100, shown extended, collapsed and with early FOOMI and current ball head 14110 (on right)
- Type - Small and folding tripods with various ball and socket adjusters; black crackle enamel; later gray enamel. With many stabilization uses - on table, shoulder or wall. As used in image below, the top bar looks like a clamping device for two screw-cameras to take stereo pictures.
- Reference - Page 85 of Dennis Laney's Leica 1984 Accessory Guide courtesy of Mike Butkus.
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