titrisol's photos with the keyword: 35mm

Voigtlander Vitessa N1 (1954-1957) With color Skopar/3.5 Synchro Compur B,1-500 (10 steps) EV scale

Voigtlander Vito II (~1953) in operational condition. Prontor SV (B-1-300) and Color Skopar 50/3.5 The diaphragm has 10+blades, creating and almost perfect circle.

A Karat 36 visits the Hoover Dam

Tower 83 Stereo (Sears branded Iloca Stereo IIa) ~1955-57 35mm 5p stereo slides Prontor-S shutter (1,2,5,10,25,50,100,300-B) Twin Isco Gottingen Westar lenses (Cooke triplets) with central focus. (note the CROUPS misspell in the focus settings) Viewfinder is at the bottom of the camera and an accessory rapid finder would be nice to find. I think the shutter mechanism is in the center of the camera and triggers both leaves simultaneously. For the page: camera-wiki.org/wiki/Iloca_Stereo_II

Postwar Contax III with an East-German CZJ 50mm/1.5 Sonnar A beautiful camera that I borrowed for a few days

Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 35 with Zeiss Opton Tessar-T 45mm f/2.8 and synchro-compur shutter (B-1-2-5-10-25-50-100-250-500) c.a. 1952 The lens is marked Zeiss-Opton because the West Germany part of the Carl Zeiss operations didn't regain the use of the Carl Zeiss brand until 1953

Zeiss Ikon Contessa 35 v1 (1952) * Compur Rapid Shutter (B,1-500, no timer, and X-sync only), * Opton T* Tessar 45mm/2.8 * Lightmeter works fine in both scales: ** green /closed for bright light ** black/open for low light) * Takes 28.5 push-on filters and hood or 27mm filter on the female side

Zorki "Зоркий-4“ camera type PM1740 (Subtype of the 1st Version) KMZ (Krasnogor) 1958 Jupiter 8 50/2 Showing the speed dials with old speed settings 25-B-1000-500-250-100-50-10-5-2-1 Shutter button with T (Д) setting and Film Rewind (π) In the back it says Made in the USSR with the KMZ symbol and the S/N starting in 58

Late model Spotmatic (bought by my father in 1973), post CLA in the expert hands of Eric Hendrickson With the sharp as nails and tough like brics Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 55/1.8

Black SP-F with 35/3.5 SMC This camera belonged to my father in law and after several years of negotiating he agreed to pass it on !

Agfa Karat 36 v3 Schneider Kreuznach Xenon 50/2.8

Agfa Karat 36 v3 Rodenstock Heligon 50/2