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Petri Racer Picture by David Broglin. (Image rights) |
Petri Racer with wide-angle auxiliary lens. Picture by David Broglin. (Image rights) |
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The Petri Racer is a Japanese fixed-lens 35mm rangefinder introduced in 1966. It features a built-in match-needle coupled CdS lightmeter but no automatic exposure program. It could be equipped with a Petri 2.8/45 or 1.8/45 lens. The shutter is a ten-speed Petri.
In addition to the fixed lens, an auxiliary lens kit was available, transforming the standard 45 mm into short tele and wide lenses.