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35mm Rangefinder / Intechangable Lens
Black
Voigtlander VM
Bayonet Leica M-type lensmount
Leica, Minolta & Konica M Seies lenses
39mm bayonet-type screwmount lenses (from Canon, Leica & Voigtlander) with appropriate adapters
R2M Finder .7 magnification, with 35/50/75/90 framelines
R3M Finder 1:1 life size, with u40/50/75/90 framelines
LED Shutter speed Light indicator with suggested shutter speeds
Centerweighted TTL Metering for ambient light read off the outer light tight shutter curtains
Heavier center weighted pattern than previous models
AE Aperture Priority, or Manual
At ISO 100 with 50mm f/1.5 lens: EV 1-19
Mechanical Shutter
Shutter works without batteries
1-1/2000 plus B Manually Selected Speeds
Manual
1/125th second
Machined
Push rewind button on the camera, rewind film by first raising end of rewind lever.
pull back lever at base of rewind knob after film is wound
Yes
Hot Shoe
Two 1.5-Volt LR44/SR44 Batteries
Blinking LED indicates Low Batteries
Accepts Diopters used for Nikon FM3A
No
No
25-3200 (manually set)
A lever located at base of rewind knob
Accepts standard mechanical cable release
WxHxD:
5.4" x 3.2" x 1.4"
136mm x 81mm x 35mm
1 lb / 430 g
Manufacturers One-Year Warranty
With digital cameras of all varieties dominating the market, now is a great time to buy a film camera. Yes...a film camera! Updated for Summer 2010.
The Voigtlander Bessa-R2M and R3M Rangefinder Camera features a mechanical shutter release while being otherwise identical in all other apsects to the R2A version.
Thus it is possible to use the camera even without batteries, (however without being able to use the cameras TTL centerweighted light metering).
The R2M offers a .7 magnification viewfinder with 35/50/75/90 framelines, while the identical R3M offers a 1:1 life size view finder, with 40/50/75/90 framelines.
A R2 rangefinder camera, it is in itself an advancement over the original Bessa R camera, the R2A/M goes even further with improving the camera. With an exceptionally bright viewfinder, a quiet shutter and a simple LED metering system, the camera maintains all of the original Bessa R's outstanding features.
And while many of the Bessa R's parts were made of plastic, the R2 now incorporates them in metal, thereby offering a more solid and durable feeling camera with superior rubberized and anodized body covering materials.
With an AE (Auto-Exposure) Aperture Priority mode and a plus/minus 2 stops compensation on AE which the R2 did not offer, the Cosina-made R2M offers some major improvements going forward still further. The viewfinder features a split image rangefinder patch and brightlines for 35, 50, 75 & 90mm lenses.
The M-type Bayonet Leica lensmount will accept all of the 39mm screwmount lenses from Leica & Voigtlander and Canon, with the appropriate adapter, as well as of course the M bayonet-type lenses from Leica, Minolta & Konica.
It is also compatible with the Voigtlander Trigger Winder, which was originally introduced with the Bessa T model. The Nikon FM3A dioptric correction lenses are compatible as well. The Voigtlander Bessa cameras are very light, unobtrusive cameras ideal for handheld lowlight shooting.
With a smaller distance between the film and the lens mount than SLRs, this rangefinder camera styled like the original collapsible Leitz 50/2 Summicron of 1953 vintage, offers you inherently sharper lenses, with the quietest shutter of the Cosina Voigtlander Bessas, nearly as quiet as the Leica M8.