| Camera
Type |
35 mm viewfinder
lenticular stereo camera |
| Manufacturer |
Nimslo Corp.,
Atlanta, GA, USA |
| Year
Introduced |
about 1980 |
| Film |
135 cartridge |
| Size |
137 x 74 x
43 mm (W x H x D) |
| Weight |
325 grams
without case, 423 grams with everready case |
| Lens
Separation |
18.50 mm,
37.00 mm, 55.50 mm |
| Image
Format |
17.50 x 21.90
mm (W x H) |
| Image
Window Separation |
18.70 mm,
37.30 mm, 56.00 mm |
| Lenses |
triplets (glass,
matched), 1:5.6/30 mm |
| Diaphragms |
Double lamellar
type (diamond shaped) behind the lenses, continuously adjustable f/5.6 to
f/22 |
| Focusing |
Fixed focus |
| Shutter |
Double lamellar
type shutter behind the lenses. Cocked with film transport. Same as diaphragm. |
| Shutter
Speeds |
continuously
from 1/30 to 1/500 sec., electronically controlled |
| Viewfinder |
Newton
viewfinder (approx. 0,6x), with bright-line frame |
| Rangefinder |
n/a |
| Film
Loading |
Manual |
| Film
Transport |
Manual, with
rapid-wind lever by 16 ½ sprocket holes (= 68.00 mm), sprocket wheel
on bottom. |
| Film
Rewinding |
Manual. By
pressing film rewind button, with crank. |
| Frame
Counter |
Additive,
1 to 18, self-resetting |
| Flash
Contact |
Hot shoe. |
| Tripod
Socket |
¼“
/ 20 TPI |
| Selftimer |
n/a |
| Special
Features |
Double exposure
prevention, cable release socket |
| Accessories |
Operating
instructions, everready case |
| Notes |
Automatic
Exposure can bet set to be used with 100 ASA / 21° DIN and 400 ASA /
27° DIN film. |
