The Ontoscope camera was manufactured by Cornu Company of Paris, France in circa 1924. The camera was constructed with a rigid metal body. It was made in several variations in to the mid 1930s featuring adjustable and fixed focus versions. Ontoscope cameras were capable of capturing either 45 x 107 mm or 6 x 13 cm exposures, with some accepting roll-film, sheet film in a magazine mechanism and others accommodating plates. Typically found with Tessar f4.5 lenses.

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