Microfilm Cameras

Microfilm cameras are high precision cameras which were used in industry and administration for long=term preservation of construction plans and documents, or simply to resolve lack of space in paper archives. Even computer data had been transferred onto microfilm to fulfil administrative document preservation policies. The developed document photographs are called microfiches - if on flat sheet film, or microfilm when on film rolls. For pharmacies and other businesses product catalogues on microfiche or film were popular. Microfiche readers looked a little bit like computer monitors. Microfilm cameras for big archiving projects must be photographic machines that allow high exposure frequencies.

Microfilm camera makers:
Agfa
Minolta
3M
Bell & Howell
Zeiss Ikon

[source: http://www.camerapedia.org/wiki/Microfilm_Camera]

Canon FD to EF
conversion

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We are working on other conversion for other mounts as well..

There are some limitations in conversion but we are here to adjust a lens for various camera mounts.

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