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The Visoflex is a reflex housing made by Leitz to add SLR viewing to rangefinder cameras. It was preceded by the earlier PLOOT and evolved through several versions.
Links
- Visoflex generations & lenses Pt. 1 and Pt.2 by Gary Elshaw
