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Product Type 35mm Rangefinder Camera
Brand Voigtländer
Model Vitomatic
Film Format 35mm (135 film)
Lens Type Voigtländer Skopar (typically 50mm f/2.8)
Focusing Rangefinder coupled, manual
Shutter Type Prontor or Compur leaf shutter
Shutter Speeds 1 sec to 1/300 sec plus B (bulb)
Aperture Range f/2.8 to f/22
Viewfinder Bright frame with parallax correction
Film Advance Knob or lever (depending on variant)
Dimensions (approx.) 135 x 80 x 70 mm
Weight (approx.) 600 g (without case)
Power Source None (fully mechanical)
Film Rewind Manual rewind knob
Self-Timer Approximately 8-12 seconds
Flash Connection PC socket (sync at X, M: depending on shutter)
Material Metal body with leatherette covering
Country of Origin Germany
Recommended Use Daylight photography, available light, flash
Maintenance Keep clean, avoid moisture, periodic CLA by technician
Safety Keep away from children, do not force mechanisms
Spare Parts Limited availability from vintage camera specialists
Repairability Moderate; specialized repair shops exist

Frequently Asked Questions - Vitomatic VOIGTLANDER

How do I load film into the Voigtländer Vitomatic?
Open the back by pulling up the rewind knob. Insert the film cassette into the left chamber, pull the leader across to the take-up spool, and ensure the sprockets engage. Close the back and advance the film using the advance lever until the counter shows frame 1.
Does the Vitomatic require a battery?
No, the Vitomatic is fully mechanical. No battery is needed for operation.
What lens is on the Voigtländer Vitomatic?
Typically it comes with a Voigtländer Skopar 50mm f/2.8 lens, known for good sharpness.
How do I set the shutter speed?
Rotate the shutter speed ring around the lens. Common speeds are 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 300 (fractions of a second) plus B.
How do I use the rangefinder?
Look through the viewfinder and turn the focus ring until the double image merges into one. Then your subject is in focus.
Can I use the self-timer on the Vitomatic?
Yes, set the self-timer lever (usually on the side of the lens) and then press the shutter. It will delay around 10 seconds.
What flash sync does the Vitomatic support?
The PC socket provides X-sync at all speeds with electronic flash, and M-sync with flashbulbs at limited speeds (typically 1/30 sec or slower).
How do I rewind the film after shooting?
Press the rewind release button (on top or bottom), then turn the rewind knob clockwise until you feel resistance release. Open the back and remove the cassette.
What film speed should I use?
The Vitomatic has no built-in meter. Use any 35mm film; for daylight, ISO 100-400 is fine. You'll need an external meter or sunny-16 rule.
Where can I find spare parts or repair services?
Spare parts are scarce but available from vintage camera specialists online. Repair can be done by experienced technicians who work on classic mechanical cameras.

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