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The '''Princess''' is a 35 mm fixed-lense 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 lense. The Princess 2 and 2a had a rectangle window rangefinder and resp. 3.5 Aries and 2.8 Zemen lense. <br><br> | The '''Princess''' is a 35 mm fixed-lense 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 lense. The Princess 2 and 2a had a rectangle window rangefinder and resp. 3.5 Aries and 2.8 Zemen lense. <br><br> | ||
| − | The focusing knob is strangely placed on the top plate of the camera. | + | The focusing knob is strangely placed on the center of the top plate of the camera. |
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The Princess is a 35 mm fixed-lense 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 lense. The Princess 2 and 2a had a rectangle window rangefinder and resp. 3.5 Aries and 2.8 Zemen lense.
The focusing knob is strangely placed on the center of the top plate of the camera.
Links
General links
In French
- Princess 2a at www.on-photos.net/appareils_anciens
