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- People's Republic of China: One foreign trade enterprise, offering film cameras and projectors as well as small interface still image cameras with slide displays and accessories.
- Korea is one exhibitor of photographic bags and accessories.
- Czechoslovakia, three foreign trade organizations and another institution that offered optical equipment and vehicles, cinematic displays and education models (opaque). And home laboratories, and photographic chemical compounds, and films and papers, and micro-film readers. Multiple viewing equipment and audiovisual programs.
- Denmark: five exhibitors and another institution offered professional production equipment, as well as frames and photographic albums.
Finland: One exhibitor and another institution brought equipment to endorse the film.
- France: 72 exhibitors displayed optical vehicles. Artificial light sources, film and cinema projectors, professional slide equipment and audio-optics, amplifier units, laboratory and small laboratories, cinematographic and photographic accessories and movie theater equipment. And flash equipment for this studio, and 44 companies participated in four collective French platforms, which I supervised in organizing
The National Syndicate of Film and Photographic Industries, in partnership with the French Association for Foreign Trade.

- Britain: 126 exhibitors and nine other institutions presented cinematic cameras and still images. and optical compounds. and artificial light sources. And movie and slide models. Audio grading units, professional television technology, photographic achievement equipment and reproduction units, photographic chemical compounds, movie theater equipment, and enlightenment technology for film and television studios. It should be noted that 89 British exhibitors participated in cooperation with the British Manufacturers of Photographic and Audiovisual Equipment and the British Overseas Chamber of Commerce in London, and these were shown within the framework of a network of five collective booths.
- Greece: One exhibitor displayed Tanweer's technique for television and cinema.
- Hong Kong: 12 exhibitors displayed small-format still image cameras and optical equipment.
Cinema and slide projectors, audio grading equipment, and photographic accessories
- Hungary: Our foreign trade organizers displayed films, photographic chemical compounds, papers, and professional cinema models.
- Iceland: one institution that plays a role in the field of informational services for photographers.
- India: two exhibitors displayed electronic flash equipment - amateur cinema exhibitors, and enlightenment technology for film and television studios.
- Ireland: Four exhibitors presented accessories for amateur cinematic display and development with camera accessories.
- Italy: 82 exhibitors displayed cinema cameras and still images. optical equipment, and lighting
Artificial, cinema and slide projectors, and reproduction equipment. Cinematic and photographic accessories, and films for the cinema. And audio grading devices, photographic achievement equipment, and enlightenment technology for professional studios
- Japan: 93 exhibitors with an institution that displayed cinema cameras and still images, optical equipment, artificial light sources, cinema and slide projectors, audio grading equipment, professional video and television equipment, and video accessories. And equipment for achieving and reproducing photography, as well as films, sheets and papers, movie theater equipment and photographic equipment for the studio.
- Leichenstein: One exhibitor appeared for the first time and displayed professional laboratory equipment.
- The Netherlands: 41 exhibitors and three other establishments showed up with cinema and still-image cameras and optical equipment, cinema and slide projectors and soundtrack units, professional studio technology for photography, film and television, sheets and paper, along with photographic and film accessories - Dutch companies appeared in cooperation with the German-Dutch Chamber of Commerce Known as, Hag.

Norway: One professional photographic organization that provided information about the services it provides.
- Bologna: Two foreign trade organizations offered cinema and slide projection equipment, optical instruments and amplifiers, and home laboratory equipment.
- Sweden: 11 exhibitors with one institution presented their series of still image cameras, artificial light sources, cinema and photographic accessories, projection screens and lights for film and television studios and basic laboratory equipment.
- Switzerland: 42 exhibitors with another institution displayed cinema and still image cameras, optical equipment, artificial light sources, cinema and slide projectors, audio grading units, key laboratory techniques, professional cinema cameras, film development equipment, and cinema and television technology.
Singapore: One exhibitor displaying electronic flash equipment, bags and camera accessories.
- South Africa: one exhibitor showing professional cinema cameras and accessories with enlightenment technology for film and television studios.
- Spain: 12 exhibitors displayed small-format still image cameras, albums and frames. Laboratory equipment and photographic chemicals. Films, and paper. Cinema models, and clothing for movie theater seats.
- Taiwan: 14 exhibitors displayed camera bags, carrying straps, tripods, laboratories and home accessories.

- Turkey: Six exhibitors represented for the first time in the professional photography sector.
- United States of America: 150 exhibitors and 13 other institutions displayed cinema cameras, still images, optical equipment and components, artificial light sources, cinema projectors, slides and sound grading devices. And a professional audiovisual slide technology (computer inscriptions).
Achievement and reproduction equipment, photographic chemical compounds with films, Aruna sheets and tripods for professional cinema, and commercial studies.
The Scientific Industrial Exchange Organization has worked to organize a group pavilion that included 18 companies
Participation: In addition to 14 companies that appeared within the framework of a joint display network in the field of amateur photography. And 16 others are in the Center for Photographic Achievement.
The Soviet Union: One foreign trade organization offered movie and still image cameras, binoculars, microscopes, and movie projectors to amateurs.
- Yugoslavia: Three exhibitors displayed photographic chemical compounds, accessories for cinema and photographs, and laboratory equipment.

On the sidelines of the exhibition
In addition to the presentation and the aforementioned sections, several activities took place on the sidelines of the exhibition, including the amazing achievements made by the German Audiovisual Producers Association in the field of film.
And the video.
* A video competition was organized by the German Association of Video Users, Makers and Producers. It was called the (ITVA) company's competition, and a video competition produced by the company was presented at a gala evening on October 12th. .
A conference for photography and the film industry was held in schools from 12 to 14 October.
* Another conference held by the Association of Photographic Scientists and Engineers on the 15th of the same month.

* For the first time ever, 35 galleries, technical colleges, groups and museums from the city of Cologne will join forces within the exhibition at - Cologne's Photoglobal Landscape - 84, to display the artistic and photographic richness of the city in a harmonious manner that goes along with the photographic exhibitions that accompany Photokina. .

• The German Photographic Complex, in cooperation with the Cultural Office of the city of Cologne, presented Katluk. An illustration of 160 pages, including 120 photos, intended to confirm that . Kowloon is the undisputed photographic capital of the world.