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** *per [http://www.jollinger.com/photo/enlargers/leitz.html James Ollinger] | ** *per [http://www.jollinger.com/photo/enlargers/leitz.html James Ollinger] | ||
*'''Designer''' - [[Christian Luz]] 1957 | *'''Designer''' - [[Christian Luz]] 1957 | ||
*'''Accessories''' | |||
**Red swing-out filter | |||
**Mask 24 x 36 | |||
**Mask 60 x 60 | |||
**Masking frame 18 x 24 | |||
**Negative carrier with glass | |||
**Film trays (2) | |||
*'''Lens provided''' | *'''Lens provided''' | ||
**[[Focotar 1:4.5 / 95 mm]] - 1956 | **[[Focotar 1:4.5 / 95 mm]] - 1956 | ||
Revision as of 20:17, 16 November 2012
- Production era - 1957-1983
- Code names - TUOOS - TUOOS-COLOR
- Type - Autofocus, 35 mm - 6 × 9 formats, dual lens stage rather than turret
- Variants - Color version with drawer for Agfa color printing filters - black (early) - gray (late)
- Format - 2 1/4 x 3 1/2" *
- Baseboard - 20 1/2 x 27" *
- Head - Double condenser*
- Focusing - Bellows*
- Autofocus - Yes*
- Column - Single post*
- *per James Ollinger
- Designer - Christian Luz 1957
- Accessories
- Red swing-out filter
- Mask 24 x 36
- Mask 60 x 60
- Masking frame 18 x 24
- Negative carrier with glass
- Film trays (2)
- Lens provided
- Focotar 1:4.5 / 95 mm - 1956
- Focotar 1:4.5 / 60 mm - 1956-1973
- V-Elmar f = 100 mm 1:4.5 - 1973
- Focotar - 2 1:5.6 /100 mm - 1976-1983
- Manuals & brochures
- 1957 Manual in English - courtesy of Claudio Bonavolta
- 1973 Manual in German
- 1976 Brochure in German - courtesy of Claudio Bonavolta
- Reviews
- Modern Photography - April 1974*
- Glennview
- Wikipedia
- Forum discussion
