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Fex/Indo (for France EXport) and (INDustrie Optique) is a French company that produced inexpensive camera models from the 1940s to the 1981.

Contents 1 Camera Models 1.1 110 1.2 126 1.3 127 1.4 620 1.5 35mm 2 Links

Camera Models Edit

110 Edit

• Indo 110
• Indo 110 MX3
• Fura 110 XA
• Fura 110 XA Electro
• Pocket 110 X
• Rhaco 110L
• Camara 110 ECR and FCR

126 Edit

• 126 LED
• Indo 126 M
• Indo 126 XR
• Indo 126 EL
• Fex-Matic F
• Fex-Matic Cube
• Fex-Matic
• Mondika
• Rhaco 126X
• Scotch
• Unika XL
• Unika XM
• Unika XS
• Unika II XA
• Viva 126
• Viva 1000
• Viva 2000
• Viva 3000
• Viva 5000
• Viva S

127 Edit

• Fex (4×6.5), Fex Superior and Superfex
• Photo Pack Matic
• Pari-Fex (two models) and name variants: Action Camera, Grand Prix, etc.
• Rubi-Fex and Rubi-Fex Automatic (with or without flash)
• Impera and name variants: Aptika, Powerflex, etc.
• Super-Boy and name variants: Champion, Graf, etc.
• Safari 127
• Comodor 127

620 Edit

• Fex 6 x 9
• Camera Graf
• Cap Nord
• Cliophot
• Delespaul
• Delta
• Elite
• Fex 4,5
• Manufrance Luminor
• Juni-boy
• Novi-Phot
• Sport-Fex
• Spring (avec réglages)
• Fex Spring
• Spring Touring
• Touring (Fex)
• Tourist
• Ultra-Fex
• Ultra-Fex color
• Ultra-Reflex
• Ultra-Reflex 4,5
• Uni-Fex

35mm Edit

• Fex Weber
• Fex Weber 2C
• Fex Weber Junior
• Fex Weber Major

Links Edit

• Fex Indo on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand
• Fex page at G. Even's site
• Fex history at The Old Album