Halina Paulette Electric

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The Halina Paulette Electric was a viewfinder camera with an uncoupled selenium meter, made by Haking in Hong Kong, introduced in 1967. It was also sold by Dixons as the Prinz Mastermatic III, and as the Brenner Electric. The Halina Paulette was similar but without the meter.

Specifications

  • Type: Viewfinder camera.
  • Film: 35mm
  • Lens: 1:2.8 / 45mm Halinar Anastigmat.
  • Distance focusing (not coupled to viewfinder) from 3 feet to infinity.
  • Shutter speed: 1/30-1/250s, plus B. (Flash X-sync at 1/30s)
  • Aperture: f/2.8-16
  • ASA/ISO selection: manual, 25-400.
  • Metering: selenium meter, with EV-value (7-17) shown by needle on top of camera body. Correct exposure is found by turning the shutter speed and/or aperture ring until the EV-value appears in the EV-scale index window on the lens barrel.
  • Tripod socket.
  • Originally supplied with Halina hard case.

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