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The '''Weltaflex''' is a [[TLR]] made by [[Welta]] in what was then East-Germany. | The '''Weltaflex''' is a [[TLR]] made by [[Welta]] in what was then East-Germany. | ||
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It has a 75/3.5 Ludwig Meritar set in a [[Prontor]] SVS shutter with speeds up to 1/300s. Variations with [[Meyer]] Trioplan 75/3,5 or Rectan 75/3.5 lenses set in a Vebur shutter (1-1.250s) are known. | It has a 75/3.5 Ludwig Meritar set in a [[Prontor]] SVS shutter with speeds up to 1/300s. Variations with [[Meyer]] Trioplan 75/3,5 or Rectan 75/3.5 lenses set in a Vebur shutter (1-1.250s) are known. | ||
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* A [http://medfmt.8k.com/mf/weltaflex.html Weltaflex] at [http://medfmt.8k.com/ medfmt] | * A [http://medfmt.8k.com/mf/weltaflex.html Weltaflex] at [http://medfmt.8k.com/ medfmt] | ||
* A [http://tom.via.de/fotoseiten/default.asp?wohin=/Fotoseiten/museum/Welta_Weltaflex/Welta_Weltaflex.htm Weltaflex] in [http://tom.via.de/fotoseiten/default.asp?wohin=/Fotoseiten/Start.asp Tom Kurpjuweit's photo site], with a beautiful picture of it. | * A [http://tom.via.de/fotoseiten/default.asp?wohin=/Fotoseiten/museum/Welta_Weltaflex/Welta_Weltaflex.htm Weltaflex] in [http://tom.via.de/fotoseiten/default.asp?wohin=/Fotoseiten/Start.asp Tom Kurpjuweit's photo site], with a beautiful picture of it. | ||
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The Weltaflex is a TLR made by Welta in what was then East-Germany.
It has a 75/3.5 Ludwig Meritar set in a Prontor SVS shutter with speeds up to 1/300s. Variations with Meyer Trioplan 75/3,5 or Rectan 75/3.5 lenses set in a Vebur shutter (1-1.250s) are known.
Links
- A Weltaflex at medfmt
- A Weltaflex in Tom Kurpjuweit's photo site, with a beautiful picture of it.
- Weltaflex section at Retrography.com by Simon Simonsen, Denmark
- Weltaflex at ukcamera.com
