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Camera Type: Rangefinder
The rangefinder camera type category is for cameras which use a split image rangefinder to set the focus. In these cameras, a dial is adjusted to bring two parts of an image into alignment at the point where the subject is situated.
In some cases the rangefinder is coupled to the focusing system of the camera, so as the rangefinder is adjusted the focus is set, and in some cases the rangefinder is used to set the focus distance on a scale, which is then applied to the camera's focus adjustment.
The Voigtlander Dynamatic II camera is a 35mm, rangefinder, auto-exposure camera made by Voigtlander in the early 1960's.
A quick look at the Taron Vr coupled rangefinder camera made in Japan in the late 1950s
A short descriptive post about the Chinon 35EE, a compact rangefinder camera from about 1976.
The Minolta Hi-Matic F is one of a whole host of small rangefinder cameras which were very popular in the 1960's and 70's.
The Minolta Uniomat II is a simple, light cell driven, match-needle exposure camera with a rangefinder focus system and flash synchronisation.
This post is a review of the Mamiya 135 EE, a small 35mm rangefinder camera made by Mamiya in about 1977.
A review of a classic Russian 35mm rangefinder camera the Fed 4 model b fitted with an industar 61 50mm f/2.8 lens.
A descriptive post about my Petri 7s II rangefinder camera which I bought recently
This is a review of the Yashica MG-1 rangerfinder camera from 1966
This is what I hope will be a useful tip to anyone who owns one of these or similar cameras. The MG-1 was designed to work with a 5.6 volt Mercury Cell which is no longer available, and in fact banned in most countries. I understand that they can work with a 6v cell if […]
The Zorki 4 is a 35mm rangefinder camera made in Russia between the late 1940's and the late 1970's which was a copy of the Leica rangefinder cameras
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