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The '''Beirette Electronic''' is a small camera for [[35mm film]], it was made around 1982 in the DDR (former Eastern Germany).
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The '''Beirette Electronic''' is a small camera for [[35mm film]], it was made around 1982 by the company [[Beier]] in the DDR (former Eastern Germany). The '''Beroquick Electronic''' is a name variant.
  
It's an [[aperture priority]] camera with a Meritar 4mm f/2.8 lens and zone focusing. The light meter is powered by one LR44 (AG13) battery.
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It's an [[aperture priority]] camera with a Meritar 42mm f/2.8 lens and zone focusing. The light meter is powered by one LR44 (AG13) battery.
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== Links ==
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In German :
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* [https://fotografische.de/kameras/bedienungsanleitung-beroquick-electronic/ Beroquick Electronic manual] at [https://fotografische.de/ the blog Fotografische.de]
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* [https://fotografische.de/kameras/beroquick-electronic/ Beroquick Electronic user review] at [https://fotografische.de/ the blog Fotografische.de]
  
 
[[Category: German 35mm viewfinder]]
 
[[Category: German 35mm viewfinder]]
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[[Category:East Germany]]

Latest revision as of 04:13, 27 June 2023

The Beirette Electronic is a small camera for 35mm film, it was made around 1982 by the company Beier in the DDR (former Eastern Germany). The Beroquick Electronic is a name variant.

It's an aperture priority camera with a Meritar 42mm f/2.8 lens and zone focusing. The light meter is powered by one LR44 (AG13) battery.


Links

In German :