Type: | Rangefinder |
Medium: | 35mm Film |
Image size: | 24x36mm |
Lens: | 45mm f3.5 |
Flash: | Cold shoe |
Sync Type: | ? |
Sync Speed: | 1/200s |
Origin: | Japan |
Year: | 1955-58 |
Street price: | $50 |
INTRODUCTIONThe Ricoh 35 is a 35mm rangefinder camera made in Japan by Rikoh between 1955 and 1958. BEST SUITED FOR:
PERSONAL NOTESThe Ricoh 35 is odd looking; it looks like the Kodak 35, but it's better in many ways. The camera is easy to use: simply set the shutter speed and aperture, focus while looking in the finder and shoot. The finder is not as great as a Leica, but it's much better than many rangefinders from the 70s. It also have a good build quality. Much more durable than any russian rangefinders. The only drawback is that it has an attached lens, you cannot choose the lens of your choice. I have to admit that for the price this little rangefinder is hard to beat. CONCLUSIONProbably the best rangefinder you can get for your money. PHOTO SAMPLESVERDICT:
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