Macchina fotografica Voigtlander Vito

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Macchina fotografica 1954-1959 Zeiss Voigtlander Vito B perfettamente funzionante. con custodia in pelle. Vito B The 1954 Vito B was Voigtländer's first fixed lens compact 35mm camera. It featured a lever wind, on-body shutter release and a pop-up rewind button. Part of the bottom plate opened to remove film or to be able to release the camera back to load film. Although the camera appears to have front-cell focus, the whole lens in fact moves backwards or forwards during focussing. Two slightly different versions with different lens-shutter assemblies exist, as well as a version with a f/2.8 lens. A later version of the Vito B was introduced in 1957 and received a large bright frame viewfinder and an enlarged top housing. Like most Vito cameras, the shutter will only release with film loaded, so cameras that appear to have a stuck shutter are usually fine. One can also push the film sprocket by hand to make sure. The shutter better be good as they are hard to work on, the whole lens needs to be removed to clean the speedcam. Early version of the Vito B with Color-Skopar 50mm f/3.5 lens in Prontor-SVS shutter.