solo per amatori della pellicola, io comincio ad averne troppe.
bellissima e perfettamente funzionante a telemetro con esposimetro incorporato. Obiettivo molto luminoso (un 40mm con apertura f/1,7), mirino, lente e vano pellicola pulitissimi, con batterie Duracell 625A nuova, custodia e tracolla, manca solo il rullino.
130 euro spedita con posta celere 1.
http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/c...s&page=net&p=1
dal sito di Matt Denton:
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•Produced 1969 Canon Inc., Japan
•Film type 135 (35mm)
•Picture size 24mm x 36mm
•Weight (620g)
•Lens Canon 40mm 1:1.7 (6 elements in 4 groups)
•Filter size 48mm
•Focal range 2.6' to infinity
•Shutter Copal
•Shutter speeds B, 1/4-1/500 automatic or manual
•Viewfinder coupled rangefinder with auto parallax correction
•Exposure meter lens mounted CdS with viewfinder needle (aperture)
•EV range 3.5-17 @ ASA 100
•ASA range 25-800
•Battery originally PX625 1.3v mercury
•Canon Quick Load (QL) film loading system
•Hotshoe
•Self-timer
•Fast-action wind lever
Overview
The Canonet QL17 (new) represents the prized and popular side of the sought-after compact rangefinders; to be sure, its 1972 successor, the oft-touted GIII version is often mentioned in the same breath as the Konica S3, Minolta 7sII, Olympus 35SP, and the Rollei 35*. Most frequently compared to the Leica CL. It's not the first camera I've heard called the 'poor man's Leica' and I'm sure it won't be the last. You don't hear about this, the vanilla New QL17 very often, or its lesser brother the QL28 (with a 2.8 lens). Personally, though I think it's a fun shooter, particularly for street candids (man is it quiet!) it's not nearly as good a picture-taker as the 'forgotten' Yashica Electro 35, which you can pick up for a fraction of the price.
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Canon Canonet QL17 del 1969 a telemetro
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