Modern Mechanix
Issue: May, 1934
Posted in: Just Weird, Photography
Posted: 08/03/2006
2 Comments

Camera Nearly as Large as Man (May, 1934)

Camera Nearly as Large as Man

ONE of the amazing displays at the reeent camera exposition held in Berlin was that of a camera almost the size of a man. This camera was complete in every detail and was fully capable of taking pictures.

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2 comments
  1. Stannous says: August 3, 200611:02 am

    And how do we know that he’s not from Lilliput and the camera is regular sized?

  2. Leica to produce a LF camera - Leica User Forum says: January 20, 20083:02 am

    [...] to produce a LF camera Read about it here… Modern Mechanix Camera Nearly as Large as Man __________________ Steve Website – http://www.steveunswort… Picture a week – [...]

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