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es ist soweit, die Auflage ist ausverkauft.
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Im Folgenden ein paar Informationen zu dem Buch:
Das Buch hat 168 Seiten, 559 Fotos und Illustrationen, teils in
Farbe.
Text in Englisch und
Deutsch!!!!
Die Auflage beträgt 100 signierte Hardcover- (ausverkauft!!!)
und 400 Paperback-Ausgaben ( ausverkauft!).
Inhalt:
Vorserienmodelle und Prototypen - Vergoldete und farbig belederte
Kameras - Werksumbauten - Private Umbauten - Exas - USA-Variationen
- Weitwinkel-Objektive - Normalobjektive -Teleobjektive bis 135mm
- Teleobjektive bis 1000mm - Makroobjektive - Piesker Objektive
- Standard Exakta - Wechselobjektive zur Standard Exakta - Objektive
zur Exakta 66 - Stereo - Adaptierte Objektive - Objektivfälschungen
- Militär und Polizei - Zubehör - Werbeartikel und Dekoration
- Noch ein paar interessante Sachen - Kine Exakta oder Sport -
Die frühen Kine Exakta - Kine Exakta Varex - Karl Nüchterlein
Viele Grüße
Klaus Rademaker
Exakta Obscurities
by Gary Cullen, with Klaus Rademaker
German Title - "Exakta Seltsames und Seltenes"
Text in English and German, 168 pages, 8X11 inches. 559 photos
and illustrations including a colour section. 100 hardcover (sorry,
sold out!), signed by the authors, ISBN 0-9689868-0-3, 400 softcover
(sold out!), ISBN 0-9689868-1-1
Table of Contents
1) Pre-Production and Prototypes 2) Gold Plated and Coloured Cameras
3) Factory Modifications 4) User Modifications 5) Exas 6) USA
Variations (24 face-plate variations that were used to remove
the Varex name for the US market) 7) Wide Angle Lenses 8) Standard
Lenses 9) Tele lenses 75-135mm 10) Tele lenses 145-1000mm 11)
Macro Lenses 12) Piesker Lenses 13) Vest Pocket Exaktas 14) Vest
Pocket Lenses 15) Exakta 66 Lenses 16) Stereo 17) Modified Lenses
18) Fake Lenses 19) Military and Police Equipment 20) Accessories
21) Promotional and Decorative Items 22) Other Interesting Things
(a mixed bag of unusual and
rare equipment) 23) Kine Exakta or Sport, which was first? 24)
The Earliest Kine Exaktas 25) Kine Exakta "Varex" 26)
Karl Nüchterlein, the Father of the Exakta.
Comments on "Exakta
Obscurities"by Gary Cullen
My goal was to present rare and unusual Exaktas - ones different
from what had already been shown in A&R's book or any of the
other Exakta books already in print. Ninety per cent of the Exakta
items in my book have not been published before. It presents a
fantastic collection of photos and information on some of the
most interesting Exakta equipment to surface in the last 15 years.
One chapter is a detailed revue of Richard Hummel's work on proving
the Kine Exakta beat the Russian Sport by 20 months as the world's
first 35mm SLR. Another chapter is on the earliest Kine Exaktas
that have some pre-production parts. This small batch of cameras
are extremely important historically because they represent the
world's earliest surviving 35mm SLR's. There's a chapter on the
Kine Exakta "Varex", an early post-war Exakta that was
never built and also a chapter dedicated to the father of the
Exakta, Karl Nuchterlein. I'm sure you will enjoy it! - Gary
Gary Cullen, P.O. Box
1035, Delta, B.C., V4M 3T2, Canada
Gary Cullen bei der
Überwachung des Druckes.... ;-)
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