Автор: snooper
Дата: 16-01-05 21:46
Original Price 275 yen (w/Nikkor 50mm f/3.5, lens hood,
2 film magazines, film take-up spool, case)
Canon's first production model and Japan's first high-quality 35mm camera. An improved version of the KWANON camera, it also incorporated technology from Nippon Kogaku (Nikon). Although some say that the camera was marketed in October 1935, the marketing date was February 1936. The lens was a Nikkor 5cm f/3.5 mounted for the first time on a civilian camera. The rangefinder optics and focusing mount were made by Nippon Kogaku. The viewfinder was a reversed Galilean type and it was separate from the rangefinder window. The viewfinder was nicknamed "surprise box" because it popped up when a button was pressed. Saburo Uchida, Goro Yoshida's brother-in-law and manager of the company's business affairs, changed the "KWANON" name to "Canon." "Canon" also refers to the Bible and standards or laws. "Hansa" was (and still is) the trademark of Omiya Photo Supply, the distributor of the Hansa Canon.
http://canon.com/camera-museum/camera/1933-1936/data/1936_hyo-han.html
Thor, da - ama ti govorish za neshta ot predi 1500 godini, a az za takiva deto sa bili kaji-rechi vchera, pochti si gi spomniam... A i ne e prosto praven ot sazdatelite, ami si e s obektiv Nikon, koito predi tova e bil polzvan samo za voenni celi, dokolkoto sa dostoverni arhivite
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