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Ihagee parvola instruction manual Ihagee Parvola instruction manual, Popular Auto-Ultrix, Auto-Ultrix with back plate, user manual, free PFD camera manuals Ihagee Parvola
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Sep 17, 2019 . We provide free online pdf manuals for digital and film cameras: Exakta EXA, Kine-Exakta, RTL, Varex, VX.Ihagee Repair Manuals and Spare Parts Lists (German). Ersatzteilliste (Spare parts lists German) Exakta Varex IIa 1961 (VXIIa 1961) · Exakta Varex IIb (VXIIb)
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Apr 09, 2018 . The manual specifically says “turn the outer ring until the speed selected is opposite the the red mark of the middle ring”. When they say “opposite” they really mean “next to”.) Once the chosen speed is selected, release the shutter as normal, and the shutter will remain open for as long as the black number you have selected.
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With the Exakta’s unique self timer / delayed shutter mechanism, the photographer could select shutter speeds as long as 12 seconds without having to use a Bulb or Timed mode. You can see the curved razor that is connected to a shaft that can be pulled without opening the camera, via a knob on the bottom of the camera.
Ihagee was founded in 1912 by a Dutchman named Johan Steenbergen as Industrie-und Handelsgesellschaft which stands for Industry and Trade Society. Often referred to by the nickname IHG, the company name was eventually shortened to Ihagee Kamerawerk since Ihagee is pronounced the same in German as saying “I H G”.
World War II would come and get in the way of this patent being a reality, and by the time Ihagee could get back on their feet after the war, the Japanese company Topcon had beat them with the first electric TTL meter. Although the Exakta is an SLR, the design of the camera has many differences from later SLRs that followed it.
My serial number of 748483 is right in the middle of production of v4.2 models, meaning it was most likely made sometime in 1954. Around 1960, the design of the Exakta changed slightly, and the camera had a newly redesigned name plate with a capitalized bold spelling of EXAKTA.
The Exa 500, introduced in 1966, was one of the last Exa models. It was developed from the Exa II series, the line with fixed prism viewfinders. It had a for an Exa fast top shutter speed of 1/500s, but this was still slower than the 1/1000s of the Exaktas had from before WWII.
As the name indicates, the Ihagee Exakta VP used 'vest pocket' or 127 film. However, it certainly would not fit in your vest pocket!
The Exa range was introduced in the early 50s, presumably as a cheaper alternative to the rather expensive Exakta range. They had simpler shutters and some lacked interchangeable finders but did accept the same lenses and accessories. Only the last models, the Exa Ib and Ic, had an M42 screw-mount.
The Ihagee Exakta Varex started production in 1950 and was the first Exakta with interchangeable viewfinder, one could exchange the waist-level finder for an eye-level pentaprism. It was developed from the Kine Exakta, a 35mm film camera with interchangable lens mount introduced in 1936 and developed from the VP Exakta described above.