
Leica
Leica M3 Single Stroke 35mm Film Camera High Serial
Capture Memories in Timeless StyleIntroducing the Leica M3 Single Stroke, a classic 35mm film rangefinder camera crafted in 1966. Serial number 1157812. A piece of photographic history, delivered with its original case and manual. Recently inspected and film-tested by Lev Gutman, ensuring it's re...
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Overview
Capture Memories in Timeless Style
Introducing the Leica M3 Single Stroke, a classic 35mm film rangefinder camera crafted in 1966. Serial number 1157812. A piece of photographic history, delivered with its original case and manual. Recently inspected and film-tested by Lev Gutman, ensuring it's ready to capture stunning images.
- Brand: Leica
- Model: M3
- Year of Manufacture: 1966
- Serial Number: 1157812
- Film Format: 35mm
- Rangefinder: Properly adjusted
- Viewfinder: Clear
- Cosmetic Condition: Shows signs of use (tool marks, light scratches, scuff marks, small chips)
- Vulcanite: Replaced with excellent substitute
- Included: Original case and manual
Specifications
Brand
Leica
Model
M3 Single Stroke
Film Type
35mm
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this camera include a lens with the purchase?
The product title specifies "Leica M3 Single Stroke 35mm Film Camera High Serial" and does not indicate the inclusion of a lens.
Is this a digital camera or a film camera?
This is a 35mm film camera, meaning it uses photographic film rather than a digital sensor to capture images.
What does "Single Stroke" refer to in the camera's description?
"Single Stroke" refers to the film advance mechanism, where a single action of the lever advances the film and cocks the shutter.
Is this camera suitable for beginners in photography?
As a manual 35mm film camera, it may be more suited for photographers who appreciate a hands-on approach and understand film photography basics.
Can I view the photos instantly after taking them with this camera?
No, being a film camera, you will need to have the film developed and printed or scanned before you can view your photographs.