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| Produced by | Model | Year | Innovative characteristic | Picture |
| Zeiss Ikon | Contaflex | 1935 | 1° 135 with incorporated meter, but Twin Lense Reflex |
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| Asahi Optical | Super Olympic D | 1936 | 1° Japanese 135 24x36 format, very near to Korelle K. |
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| Univex | Mercury | 1938 | 1° 135 with hot shoe for flash. It had a very accurate rotary focal plane shutter with speeds from 1/20 to 1/1000 (one model even went to 1/1500) and a modest series of interchangeable lenses and accessories, and it used standard 35mm film on a special proprietary spool with 18x24 frame. |
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| Steinheil | Casca | 1948 | 1° 135 Albada frames in the finder to evaluate different focal lenses, focussing wheel shutter 1/2- 1/1000 sec and with curious horizontal lever in the back to set shutter speed |
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| Steinheil | Casca II | 1950 | like Casca but with coupled rangefinder, no focussing wheel shutter 1/2- 1/1000 sec. |
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| Kodak | Retina 1a | 1951 | 1° 135 with modern lever to advance film and cock shutter |
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| Adox | Adox 300 | 1956 | 1° 135 with exchangeable film backs |
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| Agfa | Optima | 1959 | 1° 135 full auto compact camera |
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| Iloca | Iloca Electric | 1960 | 1° camera with build-in electric motor-drive |
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| Voigtlaender | Vitrona | 1964 | 1° compact camera with build-in flash |
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| Konishiroku | Konica C 35 AF | 1977 | 1° Auto Focus compact camera |
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