Exakta Times Seventy-one Summer 2008

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Editorial: Mugshots; and After Oxford

Spring Meeting, 27 April 2008: Report

International Meeting, May 2008: Report

Reservation form for new publications to be kept available until the Annual General Meeting

SinCosTan: Calling Notice for the Summer Competition:
use of Ihagee Camera the only restriction

Article Section:

Hugo Ruys: Ihagee Curiosities Nos 34 to 38: Modifications to Varex IIa and IIb Also the explanation for No 28; but this is a carpet-covered IIb

Michel Rouah and Hugo Ruys: Adapters for Exakta Part 4: Japanese Adapters 2 Soligor, Sun, Tamron, Tokina-Sun-Taika, and one from an unknown manufacturer This is Tamron's Adapt-A-Matic adapter ring from 1966

Guy Woolley: Sale of an Ihagee Collection Three complete cameras, from Model A to Varex; seven Exakta bodies; and numerous accessories. Complete collection for £740; or to be sold by parts. Guy does not want his personal details on the Internet, so please contact the Editor (shown below!) with expressions of interest. For full details and pictures, please go to the special page on this site

Oxford Section: People at Oxford Pictures taken at and articles inspired by the Oxford Convention The first colour pictures paid for through members' subscriptions

Sir Kenneth Corfield: My Life with Ihagee Ken's otherwise unpublished address at Oxford, illustrated with pictures of some Corfield products
Don Baldwin: The Design of the SLR Camera The text of Don's Introduction to the Oxford Transactions. This is the Gamma Duflex from Hungary.

Mark Stuecheli: An Exakta Pilgrimage Brief account of his transatlantic trip and his experiences in the UK

Hugo Ruys: The Steenbergens and their near Relations The family tree, from Johan's great-grandfather to his great-niece and great-nephew, and his Ehrhardt cousins; from a slide shown by Hugo as part of his unscripted talk

André Magnin: Pictures with a VP Exakta Only André responded to this challenge