Difference between revisions of "Minoltacord"
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| − | The '''Minoltacord''' was [[Minolta|Chiyoko]]'s first TLR with rapid-focusing lever. It had a slightly faster lens for the finder. The combination was camera lens Chiyoko Promar SIII 1:3.5/75mm and finder lens Chiyoko View Promar 1:3.2/75mm. It was available with a quite fast [[Seikosha]] shutter which offered speeds from 1 sec. to 1/500 sec. | + | The '''Minoltacord''' was [[Minolta|Chiyoko]]'s first TLR with rapid-focusing lever. It had a slightly faster lens for the finder. The combination was camera lens Chiyoko Promar SIII 1:3.5/75mm and finder lens Chiyoko View Promar 1:3.2/75mm. It was available with a quite fast [[Seikosha]] shutter which offered speeds from 1 sec. to 1/500 sec. The camera was also produced with a slower [[Citizen]] shutter with speeds from 1 sec. up to 1/300 sec. and a self timer. Unlike later [[Minolta|Chiyoko]] TLRs, this model did not have a bayonet mount, but instead had a 36mm thread on both lenses. The fine camera weighed 1 kg. |
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Revision as of 00:16, 28 June 2008
The Minoltacord was Chiyoko's first TLR with rapid-focusing lever. It had a slightly faster lens for the finder. The combination was camera lens Chiyoko Promar SIII 1:3.5/75mm and finder lens Chiyoko View Promar 1:3.2/75mm. It was available with a quite fast Seikosha shutter which offered speeds from 1 sec. to 1/500 sec. The camera was also produced with a slower Citizen shutter with speeds from 1 sec. up to 1/300 sec. and a self timer. Unlike later Chiyoko TLRs, this model did not have a bayonet mount, but instead had a 36mm thread on both lenses. The fine camera weighed 1 kg.
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