Canon VIT 35mm Rangefinder Camera Body, Chrome at KEH Camera

Canon Vi T. Canon VIT 35mm Rangefinder Camera Body, Chrome at KEH Camera The Canon P of 1958-1961 was Canon's last and best attempt to create a broad-spectrum, interchangeable lens, precision rangefinder 35 Minimum Focusing Distance: On at least the VI and the P, it appears that both can rangefinder couple down to around 0.7m (or maybe just short of that).This is somewhat interesting as Canon never made an M39 lens that could natively focus more closely than 1.

Canon Rangefinder VI-T 50mm Camera w/ Extras FACTORY BOX BRAND NEW IN BOX | eBay Canon VI-T 35mm Rangefinder Camera, With Jupiter 8 and Canon 50mm

Foto Dotti Canon Model VIT Rangefinder / Telemetro con RF 50mm F11.

Canon VI-T 35mm Rangefinder Camera Body, Chrome Nice! Opens in a new window or tab The entirely-mechanical VI-T is a well-built and solid-feeling device that certainly exudes the qualities of a bygone age The VI-T has all the same improvements to the viewfinder and consolidated shutter speed dial that were on the VI-L but with a trigger on the base rather than the conventional lever

Canon VIT. Japan; Americas; Europe, Asia, Oceania; Outline; Specifications; Marketed: September 1958: Original Price: 99,500 yen (w/50mm f/1.2, Canon meter, magazine, case) 52,500 yen (body) The first Canon camera to feature a non-rotating shutter speed dial with evenly-spaced shutter speed numbers progressing in 2x increments Canon made a valent try during the 1950s to evangelize the trigger wind system.

Canon VIT and toyboy lens Camera 195860 Lens 2002 Flickr. The Canon VI-L and Canon VI-T are coupled rangefinder cameras made by Canon in 1958 The entirely-mechanical VI-T is a well-built and solid-feeling device that certainly exudes the qualities of a bygone age