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The earliest '''Singlo''' [[leaf shutter]]s were everset single speed shutters with T(ime), B(ulb) and I(nstant) mode. They were made by [[Gauthier]] and were used on common folding cameras. Later versions like the ''Singlo-2'' had two shutter speeds plus B(ulb) mode.

The Singlo was introduced in 1908<ref>Prochnow, Claus ''Voigtländer Report 3''. Claus Prochnow, Braunschweig, 2007. p24-658</ref>.
It was available with dial-set as well as rim-set shutter speed versions. The Singlo-2 (postwar) only in a rim-set version.

An optional Selftimer was possible from 1935 onwards.

Known speed set ranges :
* Pre Worldwar 2 :
** T-B-I<ref>Or T-B-M(oment) for German language countries</ref>
** T-B-25-50
** T-B-25-75
* Post war :
** B-25-75
** B-30-100 (<i>Singlo-2</i>)

 

== References ==
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[[Category:German shutters]]
[[Category:leaf shutters]]
[[Category:1906-1910]]