List of Press Cameras
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- Beseler
- Beseler 4×5
- Burke & James Press, Burke & James Inc., Chicago, U.S.A.
- B & J Press (4×5)
- Watson (2×3)
- Busch Pressman
- Model C (2×3)
- Model D (4×5)
- Tower Press (2×3, 4×5) = Busch Pressman, labeled Tower (Sears)
- Linhof
- Super Technika
- Technika Press, model of both Graflex XL and Mamiya Press
- Press 70
- Linhof Press (4×5) = Technika III with limited movements
- Graflex, the classic American press camera
- Speed Graphic (3×4, Pacemaker 4×5)
- Miniature Speed Graphic (2×3)
- Crown Graphic (3×4, 4×5)
- Miniature Crown Graphic (2×3)
- Century Graphic (2×3)
- Super Crown Graphic (4×5)
- Super Speed Graphic (4×5)
- Kalart Press (3×4)
- Omega
- Koni Omega
- Rapid Omega
- Mamiya
- Mamiya Press
- Mamiya Universal
- Plaubel Makina
- Meridan 45 (A, B, maybe C)
- Press King, B&W Manufacturing Co., Ontario, Canada
- Ramlose Model A (4×5)
- Topcon
- Topcon Horseman
- Toyo Super Graphic (4×5)
- Van Neck, derivative of Goertz press camera
- Thornton-Pickard, pre-World War II camera manufacturer in the UK
- Micro Precision Products
- MPP MicroPress—English design focal plane shutter camera from 1950s, based on top rangefinder Speed Graphic
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