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**'''Type''' - Stereo beam splitter prism complete with OIRZO-S lens (see [[Stemar]]) and viewfinder used with Leica II & IIIa. Later versions had swing-down flap to cover front openings. Type OHIKO-M was a similar device for Leica-M cameras. | **'''Type''' - Stereo beam splitter prism complete with OIRZO-S lens (see [[Stemar]]) and viewfinder used with Leica II & IIIa. Later versions had swing-down flap to cover front openings. Type OHIKO-M was a similar device for Leica-M cameras. | ||
**'''Inscription''' - ELEITZ /WETZLAR /XXXX /Germany | **'''Inscription''' - ELEITZ /WETZLAR /XXXX /Germany | ||
[[Image:OIMPO.jpg| | [[Image:OIMPO.jpg|700px]] | ||
*'''Code name''' - OIMPO 1954-1957 | *'''Code name''' - OIMPO 1954-1957 | ||
**'''Type''' - Later hinged-door version for viewing distance beyond 10 ft. | **'''Type''' - Later hinged-door version for viewing distance beyond 10 ft. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:44, 27 September 2013
- Code name - OHIKO
- Production era - 1934-1953
- Type - Stereo beam splitter prism complete with OIRZO-S lens (see Stemar) and viewfinder used with Leica II & IIIa. Later versions had swing-down flap to cover front openings. Type OHIKO-M was a similar device for Leica-M cameras.
- Inscription - ELEITZ /WETZLAR /XXXX /Germany
- Code name - OIMPO 1954-1957
- Type - Later hinged-door version for viewing distance beyond 10 ft.
- Inscription - Ernst Leitz Canada Ltd /Midland Ont. /Canada /Nr. XXXX
- Designer - Wilhelm Albert 1956 Aug 07 Canadian Patent Issued
- Reference - Pages 37-38 of Dennis Laney's Leica 1984 Accessory Guide courtesy of Mike Butkus.
