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**'''Finish''' - Black crackle (standard) and gray hammertone (military) versions | **'''Finish''' - Black crackle (standard) and gray hammertone (military) versions | ||
**[[Motor-M]] Coupled Version - Upward movement of the arm caused [[Motor-M]] to advance the film - NY item, mid 60s, never cataloged - Laney | **[[Motor-M]] Coupled Version - Upward movement of the arm caused [[Motor-M]] to advance the film - NY item, mid 60s, never cataloged - Laney | ||
**'''Pellicle''' - modified Visoflex II /III by Goldberg (or JPL) with fixed half-silvered prism, eliminating mirror vibration and black-out - Laney (see Westlicht 12/292) | **'''Pellicle''' - modified Visoflex II /III by Goldberg (or JPL) with fixed half-silvered prism, eliminating mirror vibration and black-out - Laney (see Westlicht 12 /292) | ||
*'''Included cable releases''' (see also [[FINOT OPKOM OZWTO OZWTO-M GIIFT]]) | *'''Included cable releases''' (see also [[FINOT OPKOM OZWTO OZWTO-M GIIFT]]) | ||
**OZTOM '''16491''' - Double cable release, bayonet cameras | **OZTOM '''16491''' - Double cable release, bayonet cameras |
Revision as of 19:43, 23 October 2012
- Production era - 1963-1992
- Code names
- 16457 - Viso III housing (for bayonet only)
- 16498 - Viso III with OTXBO
- Type - Mirror reflex housing, similar in appearance to Visoflex II, but offering three possibilities of mirror operation set by three positions on the knob: yellow dot - fast mirror breakaway-and-return for rapid action; black dot - slow, gentle mirror rise and fall for long exposures; red dot - mirror lock-up out of light path for vibration-free close-ups and photomicrographs. . . A thumb-activated mounting lever enables the unit complete with OTXBO to be quickly mounted on Leica-M without having to remove the OTXBO first - Laney
- Optical depth - 40 mm
- Variants
- Finish - Black crackle (standard) and gray hammertone (military) versions
- Motor-M Coupled Version - Upward movement of the arm caused Motor-M to advance the film - NY item, mid 60s, never cataloged - Laney
- Pellicle - modified Visoflex II /III by Goldberg (or JPL) with fixed half-silvered prism, eliminating mirror vibration and black-out - Laney (see Westlicht 12 /292)
- Included cable releases (see also FINOT OPKOM OZWTO OZWTO-M GIIFT)
- OZTOM 16491 - Double cable release, bayonet cameras
- Available Viso III magnifiers
- Rapid focusing accessories for Viso II /III
- 14112 - 14113 - 14114, Focorapid w/ 3 distance pre-selection
- 14136, Televit
- Other Visoflex Accessories
- Serial nos. - Viso II /III did not have serial numbers (surprise :-)
- Source
- Dennis Laney's Leica Accessory Guide (1st edition) page 51 courtesy of Mike Butkus
Preseded by Visoflex II