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Leica IIIg Rangefinder Camera

Consumer Rating: Leica IIIg Rangefinder Camera Reviews and Ratings - Rating 5/5 See 1 review  |  Write a review at Epinions.com
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The IIIg was the final screwmount model. Introduced in 1957, three years after the M3, it was mainly produced between 1957 and 1960, although a handful were assembled up through 1966. Functionally, the difference between the IIIG and it's predecessor, the IIIF, is the viewfinder. The finder window is much larger than... More
The IIIg was the final screwmount model. Introduced in 1957, three years after the M3, it was mainly produced between 1957 and 1960, although a handful were assembled up through 1966. Functionally, the difference between the IIIG and it's predecessor, the IIIF, is the viewfinder. The finder window is much larger than on earlier cameras, and contains bright frame lines that move as you focus to correct for parallax. The frame lines are illuminated through a small rectangular window next to the viewfinder. On the back is a film reminder dial similar to that of the M3. Minimize

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The IIIg was the final screwmount model. Introduced in 1957, three years after the M3, it was mainly produced between 1957 and 1960, although a handful were assembled up through 1966. Functionally, the difference between the IIIG and it's predecessor, the IIIF, is the viewfinder. The finder window is much larger than on earlier cameras, and contains bright frame lines that move as you focus to correct for parallax. The frame lines are illuminated through a small rectangular window next to the viewfinder. On the back is a film reminder dial similar to that of the M3.
 

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Lens Mount Leica Screw
Camera Type Rangefinder
 

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Average Rating: 5/5 stars 1 review | Write a review at Epinions.com
 

Epinions The last of a legendary line, and a pleasure to own and use

by  portadiferro,  Jun 6, 2006
Pros: Traditional Leica look, feel, quality; controls easy to use and working like a Swiss watch.
Cons: A pain to load; more expensive than other Leica LTM cameras.
The Bottom Line: Old technology at its best--but still old technology. Perfect for those who like the object as much as the result.
Review: Introduced in 1957, the Leica iiig was a traditionalist's last stand at a time when the Leitz Camera company (Germany) had already switched from the venerable Leica Thread Mount (LTM) system to the M system that endures today. For the ...
Author's Rating: 5/5 stars
Ease of Use: 4/5 stars
Durability: 5/5 stars
Photo Quality: 5/5 stars
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