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*'''Column''' - Single post* | *'''Column''' - Single post* | ||
** *per [http://www.jollinger.com/photo/enlargers/leitz.html James Ollinger] | ** *per [http://www.jollinger.com/photo/enlargers/leitz.html James Ollinger] | ||
*'''Original bulb''' - Philips 6604 bulb - see [http://www.theonlinedarkroom.com/2012/10/leitz-v35-original-bulb-fix.html Bruce Robbins bulb-fix] | |||
*'''Provided lens''' - [[WA Focotar 1:2.8 / 40 mm]] | *'''Provided lens''' - [[WA Focotar 1:2.8 / 40 mm]] | ||
*'''Other lenses''' - [[Focotar - 2 1:4.5 / 50 mm]] | *'''Other lenses''' - [[Focotar - 2 1:4.5 / 50 mm]] | ||
Revision as of 17:10, 31 October 2012
- Production era - 1978-1995 - name change from Leitz to Leica in 1989
- Variants - Black & white, multigrade or color
- Format - 35 mm *
- Baseboard - 21 1/4 x 27 1/2" *
- Head - Diffusion*
- Focusing - Cam-driven collapsing tube mechanism per Forum discussion [4] below
- Autofocus - Yes*
- Column - Single post*
- *per James Ollinger
- Original bulb - Philips 6604 bulb - see Bruce Robbins bulb-fix
- Provided lens - WA Focotar 1:2.8 / 40 mm
- Other lenses - Focotar - 2 1:4.5 / 50 mm
- Accessories - Variocontrast module 17441, Color-Modul 17428, Negative holder, glassless, 24x36 f. 17009
- Manuals & brochures
- Reviews
- Modern Photography October 1979*
- Darkroom Photo Magazine - Volume II Number 1, January 1980*
- Claudio Bonavolta
- Glennview
- Wikipedia
- Forum discussion
