An excellent review of a very good camera. Your channel is one of the best in my opinion. You have reviewed a large selection of different models, probably more than most channels. Perhaps I would like the reviews to be a little longer, but one of the reasons for that I am enjoying them, and they seem to finish too quickly!.
i´ve some several models from Voigtländer, 24x36 (different Vito models), 6x6 (Brilliant II) and 6,5x9 VAG plate cameras and i love taking photos with them
I have an abiding love of Voigtlander and Zeiss Ikon cameras, and I have far too many of both, but haven't finished yet by a long chalk. Similar to the Vito B, but costing a little more is the Vito iia. With a rangefinder, light meter (some still work) and 50mm f2.8 Colour Skopar, it's a fabulous camera.
The Voigtlander Vito B MK2 has a better and brighter viewfinder but the MK1 is smaller and looks even nicer. I have both, one is the BL with the selenium lightmeter and better shutter but the apertures and speeds are linked here as you said, the Vito B has normal shutter speeds and apertures but the maximum shutter speed is 1/200, it also has more aperture blades than the later models. Thanks for your videos, I always watch them
Still got mine think only had one film through it... It was colour film I had printed sepia... Honestly my copy sharp as a Leica superb... I learnt the hard way no film no worky yes indeedy.......
An excellent review of a very good camera.
Your channel is one of the best in my opinion. You have reviewed a large selection of different models, probably more than most channels. Perhaps I would like the reviews to be a little longer, but one of the reasons for that I am enjoying them, and they seem to finish too quickly!.
I have two of these cameras. It's one of my favorite cameras as they're easy to use, are solid, and look & feel great!
i´ve some several models from Voigtländer, 24x36 (different Vito models), 6x6 (Brilliant II) and 6,5x9 VAG plate cameras and i love taking photos with them
I have an abiding love of Voigtlander and Zeiss Ikon cameras, and I have far too many of both, but haven't finished yet by a long chalk. Similar to the Vito B, but costing a little more is the Vito iia. With a rangefinder, light meter (some still work) and 50mm f2.8 Colour Skopar, it's a fabulous camera.
The Voigtlander Vito B MK2 has a better and brighter viewfinder but the MK1 is smaller and looks even nicer. I have both, one is the BL with the selenium lightmeter and better shutter but the apertures and speeds are linked here as you said, the Vito B has normal shutter speeds and apertures but the maximum shutter speed is 1/200, it also has more aperture blades than the later models.
Thanks for your videos, I always watch them
Still got mine think only had one film through it... It was colour film I had printed sepia... Honestly my copy sharp as a Leica superb... I learnt the hard way no film no worky yes indeedy.......