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Three model of the
cameras were sold by Leitz; the
Leicaflex Standard, the
Leicaflex SL and the
Leicaflex SL2. Late into the
market with high
prices and limited...
- sensor.
Leicaflex Leicaflex is a
range of high-end SLR
cameras by
Leitz created as a
reaction to the
booming SLR
market in East Asia.
Leicaflex (1964–1968)...
- cameras. The
mount is
descended from
those used for the
Leicaflex,
Leicaflex SL and
Leicaflex SL2 SLR cameras, but
differs in the cams used to communicate...
- single-lens
reflex cameras,
beginning with the
Leicaflex,
followed by the
Leicaflex SL, the
Leicaflex SL2, and then the R
series from R3 to R7, made in...
- series.
Leica launched the
Leica R3 in 1976. It was the
successor of the
Leicaflex SL2, and was
developed in
cooperation with Minolta,
together with the...
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interchangeable mounts were
produced for:
Canon FL (same as FD)
Exakta Icarex BM
Leicaflex Minolta SR (Uses MC and MD line of lenses)
Miranda bayonet (Model F, G...
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original sloped cams they
would then be
incompatible with the
original Leicaflex cameras. This was the
first break in on-going
compatibility of
Leica reflex...
- (Fujica ST) FUS
Konica (later type) 53C (Konica AR) KE2
Leicaflex (for
catadioptric lenses)
Leicaflex-SL LF
Leica R4 215C (Leica R4) R4
Mamiya ZE 57CB (Mamiya...
- mirror,
reflecting through a
transparent window and a
secondary mirror Leicaflex,
Nikon F3,
Olympus OM-3
Below the mirror,
reflecting off the film or shutter...
- on
colour photography in 1967,
exchanging her
large camera for a 35mm
Leicaflex. In 1975, she
retired from Bechtel. The same year, she put on a solo exhibition...
