"Janpol Color"
enlargin lens
The lens is designed for colour photography but it manages black and white
prints just as well. The innovatory construction formed by Polish engineers
doesnt have an equivalent anywhere else in the world. The correction of colour
takes place inside of the camera with the use of calibrated knobs on protruding
filtres. The constructors from the Warsaw Photooptical Institutes could gloat
over the amazingly precise handiwork and revolutionaly construction of this
camera. It's such a shame that in those days, the income from sales didn't go
into the pocket of.a private owner. Otherwise "Janpol Color" would surely be
standard equipment in darkrooms all over the world.
"Amar" from 1980 enlarging lens
Manufactured like most optic accessories in Polish Optic
Institutes. Exported by "Varimex".
Focal: 105/4.
"Mikar" from 1993 enlarging lens
Exported to other
countries but in Poland mainly used in zooming lenses "Krokus".
Focal:55/4.5.
"Amilux"
1976 flash lamp
Lamp with flash bulbs produced in the Invalid co-op "Wielkopolanka" in Grodzisk
Wielkopolski.
