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This camera started production in 1963. It was built by Ihagee in Dresden.
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The '''Exa I''' started production in 1963. It was built by [[Ihagee]] in Dresden.
There was a latter model with strap eyelets.
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There was a later model with strap eyelets.
 
It incorporates a flash pc connection for electronic or bulb flashes.
 
It incorporates a flash pc connection for electronic or bulb flashes.
The range of speed shutters is very limited, 1/30 to 1/175 and B.
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The range of shutter speeds is very limited, 1/30 to 1/175 and B.
The E. Ludwig, Meritar, 50mm 1:2,9, lens is of the preset type. One uses a ring to preset the f number, open the diaphragm to compose the image and then close it, to the preset f number, to take the picture.  
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The E. Ludwig, Meritar 50mm 1:2,9, lens is of the preset type. One uses a ring to preset the f number, open the diaphragm to compose the image and then close it to the preset f number to take the picture.  
 
The waist level finder might be substituted by a prismatic finder and the lenses are also interchangeable.
 
The waist level finder might be substituted by a prismatic finder and the lenses are also interchangeable.
The shutter release is located in a odd location, over the lens to the left, opposite to the pc connector. What we may think to be the shutter release, due to it's position, it is, in fact the film release for rewind.
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The shutter release is located in a odd location, over the lens to the left, opposite to the pc connector. What we may think to be the shutter release, due to it's position, is in fact the film release for rewind.
It incorporates a countdown frame counter on the advance film / cock shutter knob and a film remainder on the rewind knob, the shutter speed selector is under and around the rewind knob.
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It incorporates a countdown frame counter on the advance film / cock shutter knob and a film reminder on the rewind knob, the shutter speed selector is under and around the rewind knob.
 
In the back there is a shutter lock device.
 
In the back there is a shutter lock device.
The serial numbers, for this model, rage from 100 000 to 150 000
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The serial numbers, for this model, range from 100 000 to 150 000
  
  
 
[[Category:Exakta]]
 
[[Category:Exakta]]

Revision as of 03:11, 8 November 2013


The Exa I started production in 1963. It was built by Ihagee in Dresden. There was a later model with strap eyelets. It incorporates a flash pc connection for electronic or bulb flashes. The range of shutter speeds is very limited, 1/30 to 1/175 and B. The E. Ludwig, Meritar 50mm 1:2,9, lens is of the preset type. One uses a ring to preset the f number, open the diaphragm to compose the image and then close it to the preset f number to take the picture. The waist level finder might be substituted by a prismatic finder and the lenses are also interchangeable. The shutter release is located in a odd location, over the lens to the left, opposite to the pc connector. What we may think to be the shutter release, due to it's position, is in fact the film release for rewind. It incorporates a countdown frame counter on the advance film / cock shutter knob and a film reminder on the rewind knob, the shutter speed selector is under and around the rewind knob. In the back there is a shutter lock device. The serial numbers, for this model, range from 100 000 to 150 000