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| + | The '''Princess''' is a 35 mm fixed-lens rangefinder introduced in the early fifties by the italian company [[Closter]]. The first version had a round rangefinder window and had an Aries 4.5/50 lens. The Princess 2 and 2a had a rectangle window rangefinder and resp. 3.5 Aries and 2.8 Zemen lens. | ||
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The Princess is a 35 mm fixed-lens rangefinder introduced in the early fifties by the italian company Closter. The first version had a round rangefinder window and had an Aries 4.5/50 lens. The Princess 2 and 2a had a rectangle window rangefinder and resp. 3.5 Aries and 2.8 Zemen lens.
The focusing knob is strangely placed on the center of the top plate of the camera.
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