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Kaiser Fototechnik Automatic-electronic timer 4033
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søkeord/wikipedia: Kaiser Fototechnik! Since 1945, we have been developing, producing, and distributing high-quality products and solutions for the fields of photography, video, and film. Our company founder, Erich Kaiser, laid the foundation for this in Buchen, in the beautiful Odenwald region in 1945 – and this is where we are still based to this day. From the very beginning, we have focused on developing and producing a large part of our products ourselves. For us, "Made in Germany" is more than just a label – it is an expression of high quality, robustness, and optimal usability. This high standard of quality also applies to the brands and products that we distribute. Our product portfolio includes devices and accessories for digital and analogue photography, as well as videography. Therefore, behind the name Kaiser Fototechnik, there is not only traditional photography equipment but also cross-technology tools and solutions for image processing. With our modular ranges, we offer users the opportunity to adapt to changing requirements and grow with them. On this page, we would like to introduce you to our team and the company in more detail.Foundation of the company as "EKA Werkstätte" by Erich Kaiser. At first agricultural products and handicraft articles are produced.Kaiser starts production of photographic accessories (production of lens hoods, enlarging easels and reflector lamps).First photokina in Cologne. Export business starts.Due to lack of space the company is relocated to a new production plant at Buchen (Odenwald), its todays’ homebase.Kaiser starts production of halogen lighting units for photography and cine film Kaiser introduces the first Copy Stand.The first self-developed enlarger goes to serial production.Company gets its name "Kaiser Fototechnik".
Kaiser Fototechnik Automatic electronic timer 4033 The first design awards granted by Design Centre StuttgartAutomatic “diamount” slide cutting and mounting unit combined with the still available C.A.M. slide frameKaiser develops the first electronic auto focus enlarger for non-professionals. Serial production of the "prolite 5000" light boxes begins.Vera and Alfred Kaiser are appointed to joint managing directors.First one-piece rechargeable battery light "camlight 20" for camcordersThe copy stand product range is gradually expanded for professional use.Entrance into digital photo technology/photography starts with the sale of the professional „Scando“ 3D scanner cameras New product launch of dimmable „proVision“ softlights with fluorescent lamps and high-frequency operating systems for flicker-free lightingStudio-out-of-the-Box“, a foldable desktp shooting table for internet photosIn cooperation with the Herzog August Library in Wolfenbüttel and Image Engenieering, Kaiser develops the Wolfenbüttler Buchspiegel for carefull reproduction of old books.Utility model protection for LED camera light "digiNova²" with 2 torsion joints aiser introduces the motorized RSP 2motion Copy Stand with two-level motor-driven adjustment for professional use. Kaiser exhibits at photokina for the 60th-time without interruptionMarket launch of the professional „RD“ copy stand system with the first LED copy lighting unitKaiser starts a cooperation with Phase One and develops in collaboration the FilmScanning Kit for digitizing film strips, slides and glass plates which is exclusively distributed via the Phase One Cultural Heritage divisionKaiser starts the distribution of high quality NanGuang/NANLITE LED lights. The exclusive distribution of the Japanese noble brand Arstian&Artist, manufacturer of camera straps and camera bags begins.Kaiser introduces the very slim "slimlite plano" LED light boxes.Kaiser Fototechnik introduces with the FilmCopy Vario a stable holding device for the exact positioning of slides and negatives of various formats during digitization with a camera mounted to a copy stand or tripod.
With the two models of the prolite LED series Kaiser starts the production of professional LED light panels with high luminance and T-slot running all around.Kaiser presents the RSP autoDrive 1.5 motorized column with computer-controlled height adjustment and brightness control of the RB 570 AX LED lighting unit. KAISER FOTOTECHNIK Automatic-electronic-4033 darkroom timer Photo Lab Darkroom mørkerom mørkeromutstyr mørkerom timer
A darkroom is used to process photographic film, make prints and carry out other associated tasks. It is a room that can be made completely dark to allow the processing of light-sensitive photographic materials, including film and photographic paper. Various equipment is used in the darkroom, including an enlarger, baths containing chemicals, and running water.
Darkrooms have been used since the inception of photography in the early 19th century. Darkrooms have many various manifestations, from the elaborate space used by Ansel Adams[1] to a retooled ambulance wagon used by Timothy H. O'Sullivan.[2] From the initial development of the film to the creation of prints, the darkroom process allows complete control over the medium.
Due to the popularity of color photography and complexity of processing color film (see C-41 process) and printing color photographs and also to the rise, first of instant photography technology and later digital photography, darkrooms have been decreasing in popularity,[when?] though are still commonplace on college campuses, schools and in the studios of many professional photographers. Mørkerommet er et lystett rom, der en kan håndtere lysfølsomme materialer som fotografisk film. Enkelte arbeidsoperasjoner må foregå i stummende mørke. Mange materialer behandles under mørkeromsbelysning, som gjerne er gul, orange eller rød. Fargen til mørkeromsbelysningen avhenger av fargefølsomheten til det fotografiske materialet. I fotografiets barndom var et transportabelt mørkerom og diverse kjemikalier en del av reisebagasjen for en omreisende fotograf. Platene måtte gjerne prepareres på stedet, og fremkalles kort tid etter eksponering. Et moderne permanent mørkerom er ofte delt i en våt og en tørr del. Dette for å forhindre søl av kjemikalier og vann på følsomt utstyr og materialer.
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