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Leica/Leitz
AYOOC;
Waist-level 3.5cm/5cm finder
with swinging mask for 3,5cm, in original red maker's box; WEISO 3.5cm Finder; first version in chrome engraved
"E. Leitz Wetzlar"; approx. Year: c.1934
Credit: Image courtesy
of Mr. Peter
Coeln from LEICA Shop®, Austria
who also operates a popular Westlicht
Auction House.
Image Copyright © 2008. All rights reserved. Please respect the visual property
of the contributing photographer.
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Leitz/Leica
New Style Silver 35mm Brightline Finder
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Comparing
SUOOQ
2.8cm (Folding); SLOOZ 2.8cm;
SBLOO
3.5cm Finders
3.5cm lenses were used to be the "standard" wideangle for 35mm photography.
The varifocal finders usually has provision for popular 35mm focal length, So, please
CHECK alternate Torpedo
/ Universal Finders
which in most cases also cover this focal length. Other Options: Sports Folding Frames
NOTE:- Basic visual references only,
other combinations/variations exist.
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previous | NEXT | 4/8 Finders for 5cm
/ 50mm lenses
Part
I (VIDOM)
| Part
II
(Imarect / VIOOH) | Part
III
(21mm/ 2.8cm) | Part
IV (3.5cm)
Part
V
(5cm); Part
VI
(7.3cm/ 8.5cm /9cm) Part
VII
(13.5cm + others) | Sport
Frames Finders
| Leica/Leitz | Contax/Zeiss | Nippon
Kogaku-Nikon/Nikkor
| Seiki
Kogaku/Canon
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NOTE:- Basic visual
references only for some of the popular series, other combinations/variations may
exist.
For other issues, you may
use the relevant
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Credit: Image courtesy
of Mr. Peter
Coeln from LEICA Shop®, Austria
who also operates a popular Westlicht
Auction House.
Image Copyright © 2008. All rights reserved. Please respect the visual property
of the contributing photographer.
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Image copyright © 2006. All rights reserved. Please respect the visual
property of the contributing photographer.
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