Exposure detection window of a KONICA lens-shutter rangefinder camera!
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Today we will be looking at the exposure detection window of a KONICA lens shutter rangefinder camera released in 1961.
KONICA SⅡ (Reference product)
The exposure detection window is located at the top of the front of the camera.
Within the gray-colored resin frame, 21 light-harvesting sections in square squares receive light suitable for exposure.
This time we introduced the exposure detection window of a KONICA lens-shutter rangefinder camera released in 1961.
This is a type of exposure detection window that was common in the 1960s.
I think it is very interesting in terms of design!
Please look forward to the next installment of this column, which will focus on various standard functional parts of film cameras!
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