Examples of using Auto-reflex in English and their translations into German
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The Auto-Reflex has a very special feature.
A detailed review of Stephen Gandy on the Konica Auto-Reflex.
The Auto-Reflex P has a very special feature.
Special interest are the old bodies with the first»F« bayonet and the Auto-Reflex.
The Auto-Reflex uses one PX625, not PX675.
Most of the images show now the Konica Auto-Reflex, no longer the German Revue Auto-Reflex version.
Auto-Reflex main page revised. Image of Konica Auto-Reflex added.
As everyday camera, I would not recommend the Auto-Reflex P, however- simply because it has no light meter.
Konica Auto-Reflex P with Konica Light Meter III top view image page added.
You can find scans of the Englishlanguage original user's manual for the Konica Auto-Reflex on Urs Brunner's Konica Collector site.
The Konica Auto-Reflex P is a stripped-down version of the Auto-Reflex.
The light metering in the Autoreflex T is done through-the-lens(TTL)instead of a light meter attached on the outside of the camera body, as in the Auto-Reflex.
Different from the Auto-Reflex P, the Autoreflex A has a light meter.
There are screw-in correction lenses for the round viewfinder eyepiece of the earlier AR bayonet bodies from Auto-Reflex up to Auto-Reflex T3N.
The Auto-Reflex P already has the new AR bayonet- not yet in its final variation, though.
Lenses for these systems can be used on Konica bodies from the Auto-Reflex on, but the aperture has to be closed manually prior to exposure.
On the Auto-Reflex P, there is no meter and no way for automatic exposure control anyway.
For the round viewfinder eyepieces of early camera bodies with AR bayonet, starting with Auto-Reflex up to Auto-Reflex T3N, there are screw-in eye cups named Eye Cup AR.
The early lenses that had been made for the Auto-Reflex without this coupling can only be used on other camera bodies with their built-in meter after the lenses have been reworked accordingly, otherwise the meter does not give meaningful values.
The list of image pages has been amended with pages for Japanese Konica Autorex front view and for top and rear views of Konica Auto-Reflex as well as German Revue Auto-Reflex.
The fully automatic exposure control with built-in light meter with the Konica Auto-Reflex, the light metering through the lens with Topcon's RE Super/ Super D and the Spotmatic series from Pentax.
The early lenses built for the Auto-Reflex and missing that coupling are not suitable for bodies with TTL metering(all from Autoreflex T onwards), as the light meters of these camera bodies do not provide correct exposure values with these lenses, so automatic exposure cannot be used.
This cadmium sulfide(CdS) light meter is attached to the shutter speed dial andis coupled with the chosen shutter speed of the Auto-Reflex P- when the shutter speed is changed, the scale in the light meter moves accordingly.
In the Autoreflex T, the new»AR« bayonet,that was first introduced with the Auto-Reflex, was once again revised- because the Autoreflex T metered through the lens, the meter needs to be coupled with the widest aperture of the mounted lens to get correct exposure values.
The earlier versions of the lens for the AR bayonet, that were sold togethter with the Auto-Reflex and Auto-Reflex P bodies or their Revue varieties Revue Auto-Reflex or Revue SP, do not yet have a coupling for the widest aperture.