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Leitz Visoflex II accessories
The Leitz Visoflex II was a reflex housing accesory for Leica camera bodies introduced by Leitz Wetzlar in the 1960s. The Visoflex II fitted on Leica cameras like an interchangeable lens and was available with either a bayonet or screw climb on. This accesory could alter a rangefinder camera into a SLR camera. It comprised of the Visoflex body encompassing a reflex reflector, an eye-level pentaprism magnifier (viewfinder), and a easy magnifier. The person taking photos first had to screw the reflex lodgings onto the camera body and then skid either of the examining magnifier up on the housing.
The Leitz Visoflex II was a reflex housing accesory for Leica camera bodies introduced by Leitz Wetzlar in the 1960s. The Visoflex II fitted on Leica cameras like an interchangeable lens and was available with either a bayonet or screw climb on. This accesory could alter a rangefinder camera into a SLR camera. It comprised of the Visoflex body encompassing a reflex reflector, an eye-level pentaprism magnifier (viewfinder), and a easy magnifier. The person taking photos first had to screw the reflex lodgings onto the camera body and then skid either of the examining magnifier up on the housing.