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* Shutter speeds: 1/30-1/650s, plus B (only at f/2.8). | * Shutter speeds: 1/30-1/650s, plus B (only at f/2.8). | ||
* Film speed: [[ISO]] 25-400. | * Film speed: [[ISO]] 25-400. | ||
| − | * Viewfinder info: | + | * Viewfinder info: Brightline frame, parallax correction marks, overexposure and underexposure warning zones, with indicated approximate combined shutter speed and aperture (f/2.8 to f/14) selection shown by needle. |
* Flashmatic system with X-sync on hot shoe and PC-socket @ 1/25s. (Guide number scale on sticker on camera back). | * Flashmatic system with X-sync on hot shoe and PC-socket @ 1/25s. (Guide number scale on sticker on camera back). | ||
* Battery: Originally took a PX625 mercury cell. | * Battery: Originally took a PX625 mercury cell. | ||
Revision as of 18:00, 15 March 2010
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| Vivitar 35EE by mediageek (Image rights) |
The Vivitar 35EE is a 35mm rangefinder camera with automatic exposure, made for Vivitar (probably by Chinon or Cosina) in the mid-1970s. It is a simpler version of the Vivitar 35ES with a slower lens. The design owes a debt to the Konica C35 and Minolta Hi-matic. This camera was also branded as the Revue 400S, Chinon 35EE, GAF Memo ET, Cosina 35 and the Prinz 35E from Dixons.
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| Vivitar 35EE (back) by mediageek (Image rights) |
Specifications
- Lens: 38mm f/2.8 (4 elements, 3 groups) with 46mm filter thread.
- Focusing Range: 0.9m to infinity.
- Auto-exposure via CdS "electric eye" above lens.
- Shutter speeds: 1/30-1/650s, plus B (only at f/2.8).
- Film speed: ISO 25-400.
- Viewfinder info: Brightline frame, parallax correction marks, overexposure and underexposure warning zones, with indicated approximate combined shutter speed and aperture (f/2.8 to f/14) selection shown by needle.
- Flashmatic system with X-sync on hot shoe and PC-socket @ 1/25s. (Guide number scale on sticker on camera back).
- Battery: Originally took a PX625 mercury cell.
Links
- Lionel's Vivitar 35EE page, with french text, English specs.
