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− | + | The '''[[Vivitar]] V2000''' is a fully manual [[35mm]] film [[SLR]] camera similar to the [[Pentax K1000]] marketed by Vivitar in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It takes [[K_mount_lenses|K-mount]] ([[Pentax]] bayonet) lenses. It has a plastic body, [[hot-shoe]] flash socket, internal [[light meter]] (activated by pushing the [[shutter release]] button half-way), manual [[film advance]], screw thread for [[cable release|remote shutter release cord]]. It does not have a [[flash sync]] terminal, automatic exposure capability or a [[self-timer]]. The shutter is fully mechanical. The battery is required only to power the meter. The camera was available with a 35-70mm f/3.5-4.8 kit lens. Both the camera body and the lens were made by [[Cosina]].<ref>Vivitar Buyer's Guide, Effective 1 July 1989, p V1</ref> | |
− | The '''[[Vivitar]] V2000''' is a fully manual [[35mm]] film [[SLR]] camera similar to the [[Pentax K1000]]. It takes [[K_mount_lenses|K-mount]] ([[Pentax]] bayonet) lenses. It has a plastic body, [[hot-shoe]] flash socket, internal [[light meter]] (activated by pushing the [[shutter release]] button half-way), manual [[film advance]], screw thread for [[cable release|remote shutter release cord]]. It does not have a [[flash sync]] terminal, automatic exposure capability or a [[self-timer]]. The shutter is fully mechanical. The battery is required only to power the meter. The camera was available with a 35-70mm f/3.5-4.8 kit lens. Both the camera body and the lens were made by [[Cosina]].<ref>Vivitar Buyer's Guide, Effective 1 July 1989, p V1</ref> | ||
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The Vivitar V2000 is a fully manual 35mm film SLR camera similar to the Pentax K1000 marketed by Vivitar in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It takes K-mount (Pentax bayonet) lenses. It has a plastic body, hot-shoe flash socket, internal light meter (activated by pushing the shutter release button half-way), manual film advance, screw thread for remote shutter release cord. It does not have a flash sync terminal, automatic exposure capability or a self-timer. The shutter is fully mechanical. The battery is required only to power the meter. The camera was available with a 35-70mm f/3.5-4.8 kit lens. Both the camera body and the lens were made by Cosina.[1]
Specifications
- Badging: Vivitar
- Manufacturer: Cosina
- Lens mount: Pentax K
- ISO: 25 - 1600
- Shutter: Vertical travel, metal focal plane shutter
- Shutter Speeds: 1/2000 to B
- Flash sync: Hot shoe, X-sync PC connector, 1/125
- Viewfinder: eye-level pentaprism with match LED display
- Meter: open aperture, TTL, center-weighted averaging
- Battery: 1.5v LR44, SR44 or equivalent (x2)
- Weight: 411 g (14.5 oz)
- Original stock number(s): 105743
References
- ↑ Vivitar Buyer's Guide, Effective 1 July 1989, p V1
Links
- Vivitar V2000 on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand