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| + | |image_text= Argus V-100 with f/2.8 Cintar II | ||
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| − | The '''Argus V-100''' was a [[rangefinder camera]] for [[35mm film]], made | + | The '''Argus V-100''' was a [[rangefinder camera]] for [[35mm film]], made by [[Iloca]] for [[Argus]] in Ann Arbor, [[USA]]. The lenses were color-corrected, coated [[anastigmat]]s, a 48mm f2 Argus Cintagon II or 52mm f2.8 Argus Cintar II. Both camera variants came with [[Synchro-Compur]] shutter. The cameras had a built-in [[selenium meter]] and a [[hot shoe]]. |
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The Argus V-100 was a rangefinder camera for 35mm film, made by Iloca for Argus in Ann Arbor, USA. The lenses were color-corrected, coated anastigmats, a 48mm f2 Argus Cintagon II or 52mm f2.8 Argus Cintar II. Both camera variants came with Synchro-Compur shutter. The cameras had a built-in selenium meter and a hot shoe.
Links
- source of this page at Ken Riley's
- manual at Micharl Butkus Jr.'s
