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It is a medium format [[TLR]] for [[120]] type Rollfilm. | It is a medium format [[TLR]] for [[120]] type Rollfilm. | ||
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The taking lens is either a Zeiss [[Tessar]] or Novar-Anastigmat. Both having an aperture of 1:3.5 and focal length of 75mm and are coated. | The taking lens is either a Zeiss [[Tessar]] or Novar-Anastigmat. Both having an aperture of 1:3.5 and focal length of 75mm and are coated. | ||
The viewing lens is a Teronar-Anastigmat with the same aperture and focal length as the taking lens. | The viewing lens is a Teronar-Anastigmat with the same aperture and focal length as the taking lens. | ||
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| + | The shutter is a [[Prontor]]-SVS. A leafshutter with a speedrange (in steps) from 1 till 1/300 second + B.<br> | ||
| + | It has a V-X-M switch for [[self-timer]] (V) and X or M [[Flash synchronisation]]. | ||
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The "Ikoflex 1b" is a model in a long line of Ikoflexes which started in 1934 and ended in 1960. It was produced by Zeiss Ikon in Germany from 1956 till 1958 as type number 856/16.
It is a medium format TLR for 120 type Rollfilm.
The taking lens is either a Zeiss Tessar or Novar-Anastigmat. Both having an aperture of 1:3.5 and focal length of 75mm and are coated. The viewing lens is a Teronar-Anastigmat with the same aperture and focal length as the taking lens.
The shutter is a Prontor-SVS. A leafshutter with a speedrange (in steps) from 1 till 1/300 second + B.
It has a V-X-M switch for self-timer (V) and X or M Flash synchronisation.
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