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The aperture ring is coupled to the shutter speed ring in order to keep the same [[LV|EV]] when changing shutter speed. The uncoupled meter gives the EV value to be set on the aperture ring. | The aperture ring is coupled to the shutter speed ring in order to keep the same [[LV|EV]] when changing shutter speed. The uncoupled meter gives the EV value to be set on the aperture ring. | ||
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| Walz Envoy M-35 with f1.9 lens image by David Broglin (Image rights) |
The Walz Envoy M-35 is a 35mm rangefinder camera with an uncoupled selenium cell that was sold in the late 1950s by the Japanese company Walz. It was available with an f/1.9 or f/2.8 45mm Kominar lens and fitted with a Copal SVL shutter.
The aperture ring is coupled to the shutter speed ring in order to keep the same EV when changing shutter speed. The uncoupled meter gives the EV value to be set on the aperture ring.
