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| − | The original '''Contaflex''' is a 24x36 [[TLR]] introduced in 1935 by [[Zeiss Ikon]], and announcing the [[Contax II / III|Contax II]] and [[Contax II / III|Contax III]] models. | + | The original '''Contaflex''' is a 24x36 [[TLR]] introduced in 1935 by [[Zeiss Ikon]], and announcing the [[Contax II / III|Contax II]] and [[Contax II / III|Contax III]] models. The name was reused from the 1950s for a range of 35mm SLRs with leaf shutter, see [[Contaflex (SLR)]]. |
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| + | The original Contaflex had the same type of metal focal plane shutter as the [[Contax I]]. | ||
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| + | It had a special lens mount, incompatible with the rangefinder Contax models. The range of lenses included: | ||
| + | * Biogon 3.5cm f:2.8, with a special right angle finder | ||
| + | * Sonnar 5cm f:1.5 | ||
| + | * Sonnar 5cm f:2 | ||
| + | * Sonnar 8.5cm f:2 | ||
| + | * Sonnar 13.5cm f:4 | ||
Revision as of 23:56, 9 December 2005
The original Contaflex is a 24x36 TLR introduced in 1935 by Zeiss Ikon, and announcing the Contax II and Contax III models. The name was reused from the 1950s for a range of 35mm SLRs with leaf shutter, see Contaflex (SLR).
The original Contaflex had the same type of metal focal plane shutter as the Contax I.
It had a special lens mount, incompatible with the rangefinder Contax models. The range of lenses included:
- Biogon 3.5cm f:2.8, with a special right angle finder
- Sonnar 5cm f:1.5
- Sonnar 5cm f:2
- Sonnar 8.5cm f:2
- Sonnar 13.5cm f:4
