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I have noticed that there are two fixed lens types: cameras with the shutter release on top, and those with the shutter release on the front. The ones with the release on top, such as the Vito B, are very tough cameras; and the ones with the release on the front are not so well built. I have examples of both, and I think it may be worth discussing these basics. | I have noticed that there are two fixed lens types: cameras with the shutter release on top, and those with the shutter release on the front. The ones with the release on top, such as the Vito B, are very tough cameras; and the ones with the release on the front are not so well built. I have examples of both, and I think it may be worth discussing these basics. | ||
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| + | I've been researching their history for about a year now, and I think I have a decent grasp of how it started and changed over the years. Between Googles poor translations and my limited knowledge of German I do feel there are facts that have become distorted. It is very difficult to pin down the dates and years of the events but the thing that is clear is the events themselves.--[[User:RyanR.Warner|RyanR.Warner]] 09:49, 16 June 2011 (PDT) | ||
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The Camera Designs Behind the "Vito" Model Names
I have noticed that there are two fixed lens types: cameras with the shutter release on top, and those with the shutter release on the front. The ones with the release on top, such as the Vito B, are very tough cameras; and the ones with the release on the front are not so well built. I have examples of both, and I think it may be worth discussing these basics.
Voigtländer History
I've been researching their history for about a year now, and I think I have a decent grasp of how it started and changed over the years. Between Googles poor translations and my limited knowledge of German I do feel there are facts that have become distorted. It is very difficult to pin down the dates and years of the events but the thing that is clear is the events themselves.--RyanR.Warner 09:49, 16 June 2011 (PDT)
