The European View-Master MKII
camera was produced by Regula-Werk King KG, of Bad Liebenzell, located
in the Black Forest region of Germany, from around 1962. There are
several variations to be found. Differences can be found in logos,
lenses knob types, upper body shape, metal finish and other
various parts.
The MKII had fixed focus lenses
and a continuously adjustable aperture range from f/2.8 to f/22 with
an image window separation of 65.5mm. The exposure was set by matching one of four symbols (sunny,
bright, cloudy, dull) representing different light conditions,
in the appropriate window for the overall light level. On the
underside of the camera was an exposure counter which went up to 79
shots and there was a flash
shoe on the top with a socket for a flash synchronisation cable. The
weight of the camera, not in it's case was 595 grams.
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