Praktica LTL3
The Praktica LTL 3 is a single-lens reflex camera that was produced by the Dresden-based company Pentacon , at that time still under Kombinat VEB Pentacon Dresden. It is a successor to the Praktica LTL and was produced from November 1975 to March 1978 in a number of 349,919 copies.
Furnishing
- Steel lamella shutter with exposure times from 1/1000 s to 1 s, in addition a bulb setting for manual setting of the exposure time and a flash setting (synchronization time 1/125 s)
- optical viewfinder ( pentaprism with Fresnel lens )
- Micro prism grid and ground glass ring field for manual focusing
- integral exposure metering, display via a pointer in the viewfinder, power supply via PX 625 button battery in the bottom of the camera. Since the camera has a bridge circuit, 1.5 V batteries can also be used.
- Flash plug-in shoe with center contact
- Lens connection M42 × 1 thread
- mechanical self-timer with a shutter release delay of approx. 8 seconds
- Dip button separate from shutter release button
- Tripod connection
- adjustable ASA film speed from 12 to 1600
- Image counter on the top of the device (resets automatically when the rear panel is opened)
Web links
Commons : Praktica LTL3 - collection of images, videos and audio files
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://www.praktica-collector.de/189_Praktica_LTL3.htm Praktica LTL3 at Practica-Collector
- ↑ http://www.cameramanuals.org/praktica_pdf/praktica_ltl3.pdf scanned operating instructions for the Praktica LTL3