The first camera went on general sale in 1951 and the company produced cameras until 1964.

By the late 1980s, the technology required to produce truly commercial digital cameras existed.

The idea is to produce cameras that reflect not just the personality of the owner but also her mood.

The company continued to produce cameras until 1967.

It was established as a French - Russian limited company to produce lenses and cameras.

It was the last new camera produced during Victor Hasselblad's lifetime.

Tokyo Kogaku produced cameras, beginning with a 6x4.5 cm medium format model in 1937.

It may also produce, or did produce, optical instruments, cameras and telephones.

Some early cameras produced by the company included the "Ruby" and "Amber" models.

The Americans also produced and used British cameras (F24 as K24).