Fex-Indo Ultrareflex: Geschichte und Eigenschaften der 2äugigen Pseudo-Reflex

#photodiamantakis #studioanalog #fexindo The Fex-Indo is an analog camera with an interesting history. Fritz Kaftanski, a German designer, founded the company SIDA GmbH and released licenses to build SIDA cameras. After he emigrated to France, he built the Fex-Indo, a camera with lots of Bakelite and metal parts. The camera has a Fexar lens, uses roll film, and has a large yellow frame viewfinder. An Art Deco camera with more appearance than reality. 00:00 The history of the Fex Indo camera: from Fritz Kaftanski to production in the 1950s. 04:52 The special features of the Fex-Indo camera: Bakelite, metal parts and an unusual design. 05:55 The Fex-Indo camera in use: Experiences and tips for the analog photo walk 07:16 Fex-Indo flash unit: Suitable accessories for the camera from the 50s 08:00 Conclusion on the Fex-Indo camera: More appearance than reality or an underestimated jewel of analog photography? Comprehensive information about Fritz Kaftanski: http://kaftafex.free.fr/kaftanski.html The Diamantakis Collection is looking for a new home! With over 4,000 exhibits from the fields of photography and cinematography, including numerous treasures from the Eumig company, it is looking for a suitable location to document the history of photo and film development in detail. The greatest possible flexibility has been ensured in the choice of location. If you are interested to house the collection closed without snatching "fillet pieces" please contact: [email protected]. More information about me and my cameras: https://www.filmklubspittal.com/blog/... Content and language: Stavros Diamantakis, ESFIAP, Hon-M.ÖGPh, ESVÖAV Historical Photo and Cinema Equipment Collection Archive for Photo and Cinema Industrial History Carinthia, Austria Photo and cinema walk 84 produced by: Martin A. Gutzelnig, M.A. Erika D. Pernold, MSc Studioanalog.at Graz, Austria More videos are in preparation.