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Leica IIIG (1956) w/Leitz 50mm f/2 Summicron EXCELLENT
Very clean IIIG! Body shows almost no signs of use.
The rangefinder is bright and in alignment for easy focus. Speeds sound accurate; 1-second may be a bit slow.
The 50mm Summicron is als
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Very clean IIIG! Body shows almost no signs of use.
The rangefinder is bright and in alignment for easy focus. Speeds sound accurate; 1-second may be a bit slow.
The 50mm Summicron is also in nice condition. Focus is smooth.
The Leica IIIG is the final and best thread-mount camera. It was made from 1956-1960. It is very compact for the era.
There are two side-by-side viewfinders; the left one for focus and right one for framing the shot.
The focus side has a diopter level that adjusts it to your particular eyesight making it easier to focus. The framing side shows the field of view for a 50mm lens.
The finder is parallax corrected and shows both the 50mm and 90mm frames.
Exterior shoe mounted finders can b added for different focal lengths.
The camera has a built-in self-timer.
Shutter speeds run from 1-Sec. to 1/1000th, B and T. Speeds under 1/60th are set by a small dial on the front of the body.