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*Early Leica drawings adapted from [http://www.leicapages.org/ The Leica Pages] | *Early Leica drawings adapted from [http://www.leicapages.org/ The Leica Pages] | ||
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[[Image:0-34.jpg|180px]] Preproduction series of 31 cameras, Serial #100-130, hand-made in 1923 & 1924. Since the focal plane shutter was not self capping on the first seven examples, they required the use of a lens cap which was attached with a cord to a small bracket on the camera body. This feature was retained on the second batch even though they had a self-capping shutter. The viewfinder (either folding or telescoping type) is located directly above the lens. (Image and data courtesy of [http://it.geocities.com/early_135/Index.html Massimo Bertacchi] <br>[[Image:0-dwg.jpg|400px]] | [[Image:0-34.jpg|180px]] Preproduction series of 31 cameras, Serial #100-130, hand-made in 1923 & 1924. Since the focal plane shutter was not self capping on the first seven examples, they required the use of a lens cap which was attached with a cord to a small bracket on the camera body. This feature was retained on the second batch even though they had a self-capping shutter. The viewfinder (either folding or telescoping type) is located directly above the lens. (Image and data courtesy of [http://it.geocities.com/early_135/Index.html Massimo Bertacchi] <br>[[Image:0-dwg.jpg|400px]] | ||
Revision as of 21:29, 22 August 2009
- Early Leica drawings adapted from The Leica Pages
Preproduction series of 31 cameras, Serial #100-130, hand-made in 1923 & 1924. Since the focal plane shutter was not self capping on the first seven examples, they required the use of a lens cap which was attached with a cord to a small bracket on the camera body. This feature was retained on the second batch even though they had a self-capping shutter. The viewfinder (either folding or telescoping type) is located directly above the lens. (Image and data courtesy of Massimo Bertacchi 
- Anastigmat Lens - LLC - 112
- Production era - 1920-1925
- Variants - non-self-closing and self-closing lens
- Lens mount - Fixed to camera
- Number of lenses /groups - 4 /3
- F stop range - f/3.5 > f/12
- Closest focusing distance - 1 m / 3.28 ft
- Angle of view diagonal - 45 degrees
- Materials - Lacquered brass
- Dimensions (length x diameter) -
- Weight - 135 g /4.76 oz
- Inscription - Leitz Anastigmat 1:3,5 F=50mm
- Designer - Oskar Barnack, Zeiss Anastigmat lens design by Paul Rudolph (1858-1935)
