1 ene 1920 año - Ermanox (Ernox) Camera

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The Ermanox Camera was first introduced in 1924 by a man named Heinrich Ernemann. The camera had fast Ernostar lenses that allowed it to take pictures in natural light, without using the flash. The camera is made of silver coloured metal covered with black leather. This camera has a size of 4.6 x 6 cm which provided users to take pictures more easily. The Ermanox was an innovation because it had high quality of pictures not requiring artificial light. It led to small iterations because f1.8 lens were availabe soon after f2 lens came out. And after his inventions, many similar cameras were produced in every parts of Western Europe. For instance, f2 cooke lens and Meyer Plasmat lens were produced after his camera.

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