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**PLOOT = PROON + [[POOIM]]
**PLOOT = PROON + [[POOIM]]
**ODULO = PROON + [[PAMOO]]  
**ODULO = PROON + [[PAMOO]]  
*'''Type''' - Mirror reflex housing
*'''Type''' - Mirror reflex housing with 62.5 mm optical depth for screw mount cameras
*'''Optical depth''' - 62.5 mm for screw mount  
*'''Variants''' - Black body with nickel (rare) or chrome trim. Post 1940 versions had an accessory shoe and the mirror-release button could be locked down. Viewing screens were lenticular or flat. A micro version was introduced in 1950.  
*'''Variants''' - Black body with nickel (rare) or chrome trim. Post 1940 versions had an accessory shoe and the mirror-release button could be locked down. Viewing screens were lenticular or flat. A micro version was introduced in 1950.  
*'''Included cable release'''  
*'''Included cable release'''  

Revision as of 02:36, 25 October 2012

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  • Production era - 1935-1951
  • Code names
    • PLOOT - Single unit, 5 x mirror reflex housing, with swing-in 30 x magnifier and fixed eyepiece (1935-1940)
  • Evolution - from 1940 to 1951, two versions of Ploot were available, using component parts:
    • PROON - housing only
    • PLOOT = PROON + POOIM
    • ODULO = PROON + PAMOO
  • Type - Mirror reflex housing with 62.5 mm optical depth for screw mount cameras
  • Variants - Black body with nickel (rare) or chrome trim. Post 1940 versions had an accessory shoe and the mirror-release button could be locked down. Viewing screens were lenticular or flat. A micro version was introduced in 1950.
  • Included cable release
    • POORQ - Double cable release with three control stops
  • Available Ploot magnifiers
    • PAMOO - 90 degree 5 x eyepiece with reverse image
    • POOIM - Vertical 5 x eyepiece w/ swing-in 30 x magnifier
  • Source

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Serial numbers

SN Start SN End Product Year Batch
0001 ~8000 Ploot 1935-1951 unknown
TOTAL ASSIGNED SERIAL NUMBERS 1935-1951 unknown
Superseded by Visoflex I