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The '''Lordordomat''' is a 1953 [[rangefinder camera]] by [[Leidolf]] offering interchangeable lenses in a Prontor-SVS shutter. The same lenses are used by [[Lordomat C35/SE/SLE| models C 35, SE, and SLE]]. <BR>Also sold as the '''Adams''' but fitted with a Pronto shutter. | The '''Lordordomat''' is a 1953 [[rangefinder camera]] by [[Leidolf]] offering interchangeable lenses in a Prontor-SVS shutter. The same lenses are used by [[Lordomat C35/SE/SLE| models C 35, SE, and SLE]]. <BR>Also sold as the '''Adams''' but fitted with a Pronto shutter. | ||
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| Lordomat with lenses, case and viewfinder revolver accessory image by Remo Boretti (Image rights) |
The Lordordomat is a 1953 rangefinder camera by Leidolf offering interchangeable lenses in a Prontor-SVS shutter. The same lenses are used by models C 35, SE, and SLE.
Also sold as the Adams but fitted with a Pronto shutter.
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| Lordomat with 90mm lens and accessory finder image by Geoff Harrisson (Image rights) |
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| 1956 Dutch advertisement for the Lordomat image by Hans Kerensky (Image rights) |
