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Iloca BOOKLET Product booklet
Product booklet for Iloca BOOKLET. 6 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Iloca
- Model / document
- Iloca BOOKLET
- Document type
- Product booklet
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 6
- File size
- 4.5 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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Natural vision is stereoscopic vision. That is, we see d e p t h,
as well as length and width, a phenomenon made possible
by the fact that we have two eyes. In order to see pictures
just as we see them in real life, we must use a camera.
with two lenses, enabling us to take two pictures of the same
subject simultaneously, each from a sligthly different angle.
Properly mounted and placed in a viewer or stereo projector,
the two pictures are fused together, giving you startling
three dimensional vision in glorious color... exactly as in real life!
Naturally, the qu.ality of your stereo pictures is completely
dependent upon the quality of the camera you use.
To bring you stereo pictures that leave nothing to be desired
in breathtaking, true-to-life detail, the Iloca Stereo II was developed.%*,tr*
Designed for effortless operation, the Iloca Stereo II has coupled tunot
controls throughout - all visible from the top. The fasr, hard-coated
Ilitar F/3.5 lenses yield razor-sharp transparencies. PerfectlyView original page 4Page 5 · Read text
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matched Prontor-S shutters have speedsfrom I second to 1/300th
- the fastest of any Stereo camera made. A delayed action self
timer allows you to get into your own stereo pictures. Economical,
too, the 24X23mm. frame size gives you 25 Stereo pairs to 1 Distance setting
2 Focusing of diaphragmsa standard 35 mm. roll of film.
3 Shutter speed control
4 \findow for speed control
Made in Hamburg, in the allied zone of Germany, the 5 Body shutter release
6 Shutter cod<ing leverIloca Stereo II bears the precision stamp of German camera
7 Film advancing knob
craftsmanship. Yet, with all its advanced features and quality 8 Film rewinding knob
details, the price is amazingly low. Your local camera dealer 9 Synchronized flash connection
10 Optical view finder
will be glad to give you a demonstration of the Iloca Stereo II.
11 Range-finder shoe
See it today! 12 Exposure counter
13 Cable release sod<et
14 Delayed action self timer
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Specifications:
Lenses: Perfectly matched, hard-coated
Ilitar F/3.5 lenses, Focal length:
35 mm.
Sbutters: Flash syndrronized Prontor' S
shutters, speeds I second to
l/300th and built-in self-timer.
Cable release socket.
Distance
between lenses: 70 mm.
Distance
between pictures: ?1.25 mm.
Picture size: 24X23 mm.
Filnr: standard 35 mm. film cartridges.
Exposnre ratio: 2:2
Double exposure preventive, body shumer release,
all controls coupled, removable back for easy
loading, all metal construction, finished in leather
and chrome.
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