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Leica FED-5C Soviet 35mm Film Camera Industar-61
Vintage Charm Meets Classic Photography Capture timeless moments with the FED-5B USSR Soviet Union Russian 35mm RF Leica Copy Film Camera. This classic rangefinder camera features an Industar-61 lens and a built-in photoexposure meter. Perfect for vintage photography enthusiasts, this camera del...
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Overview
Vintage Charm Meets Classic Photography
Capture timeless moments with the FED-5B USSR Soviet Union Russian 35mm RF Leica Copy Film Camera. This classic rangefinder camera features an Industar-61 lens and a built-in photoexposure meter. Perfect for vintage photography enthusiasts, this camera delivers a unique shooting experience. Comes with its original leather case for protection and transport.
Specifications:- Film Format: 35mm
- Lens: INDUSTAR-61L/D 1:2.8 F=55mm
- Aperture: F2.8 to F16
- Focus: 1 to 20 and infinity
- Shutter Speeds: 1/1 - 1/500 second and "B"
- Flash Sync Speed: 1/30 of a second
- Frame Size: 24 x 36 mm
- Viewfinder: Optical
- Focus Type: Manual Focus (MF)
- Metering Methods: Center Weighted
- Shooting Modes: Manual
- Shutter Type: Focal Plane Shutter
Specifications
Model
FED-5C
Camera Type
35mm Film Camera
Lens
Industar-61
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of camera is the Leica FED-5C?
The Leica FED-5C is a Soviet-era 35mm film camera, known for its classic design and mechanical operation.
What lens comes with this camera?
This camera is equipped with an Industar-61 lens, which is often praised for its optical quality.
Is this a digital camera?
No, the Leica FED-5C is a traditional film camera that uses 35mm film, not a digital camera.
Does this camera have automatic settings?
As a vintage mechanical camera, it typically requires manual control over exposure settings, lacking the automatic features of modern cameras.
Who would find this camera most suitable?
This camera is generally suitable for film photography enthusiasts, collectors, or those interested in experiencing traditional manual photography.
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