Promoting the collection, use and historical study of Ihagee cameras and associated accessories
Links to other organizations &
sites of interest
Photographic Collectors Club of Great Britain
The Photographic Collectors Club of Great Britain is the country's leading organization for collectors and enthusiasts interested in the collection and study of photographic equipment and images. Formed in 1977 the Club has over 1000 members worldwide with diverse interests ranging from sub-miniature cameras to daguerreotypes, through to photographic books and using vintage equipment and processes. It has sister organizations all over the world.
Australian Photographic Collectors' Society
Formed in 1976, The Australian Photographic Collectors’ Society Inc. is a registered Society dedicated to the Collection and Preservation of Photographica.
Exakta Ihagee Club de France
A sister organization of the Exakta Circle. It issues an A5 size magazine called l'Exacta.
The Topica
list was a Bulletin Board devoted to Exakta and Ihagee in general.
It was independent of the Exakta Circle, but many members followed and contributed
to the discussions.
After many years, it has now been moved to Google
Groups
Steenbergen Stichting (Foundation)
The site
of the Steenbergen Foundation is online, but only in Dutch.
A Google translation to English
Internet sites about Ihagee and Exakta
USA: exaktaphile.net/captjack/index.htm
by Jack Dugrew
USA: www.wrotniak.net
by Andrzei Wrotniak
USA: www.exaktaphile.net
by Miles Upton
USA: www.cameraquest.com/classics.htm
by Stephen Gandy (scroll down to Exakta items)
Poland (in English): Pawel Fila's site about Exakta & Exa
Germany: Photo but More by Horst Neuhaus
Germany: Dresden Exakta Fotoklub
Germany:
www.exaktapages.com
by Olaf Nattenberg
Germany: www.exaklaus.de/homepage.htm
by Klaus Rademaker (German, English & French)
Germany: www.peterlanczak.de
by Peter Lanczak
Germany:
www.dresdner-kameras.de/ihagee_exakta/ihagee_exakta.html run by Michael
Sorms
Italy:
www.exakta.org by Maurizio Frizziero (English)
The Netherlands: www.ihagee.org a comprehensive Ihagee site by Hugo Ruys (English)
Ihagee Kamerawerk in Dresden a personal history by Klaus-Eckard Riess (English)
German Photography Publishers & Book Store Lindemanns (German & English)