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PRAKTICA LTL

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The Praktica LTL is an East German 35mm SLR camera manufactured by Pentacon from December 1970 to November 1975. It features interchangeable M42 screw-mount lenses and stop-down TTL metering. The camera has a vertical-travel focal plane shutter with speeds from 1s to 1/1000 + B, and a 10-second self-timer. Its meter is activated by a paddle that also functions as a depth-of-field preview. Focusing is achieved via a Fresnel lens with a central micro-prism spot and ground glass outer collar. The LTL includes a hot shoe for flash and a shutter release lock. It requires a PX625 mercury battery for the meter, but the camera itself is entirely mechanical.

A city skyline with tall buildings is visible under a dark sky, with some buildings reflecting light.
Sunlight streams through a hazy forest onto a grassy field.
A woman stands on a subway platform at Lorimer Street as a train approaches in the distance.
A bare tree stands in a grassy courtyard in front of a stone building with light shining through its windows.
A woman stands on a beach looking out at the ocean with other people swimming in the distance during sunset.
A bright moon illuminates a tree with autumn foliage against a dark, starry night sky.
A man smiles from behind a counter with food and drinks, surrounded by bright lights and smoke.
A bright white cross is illuminated against a dark background, with a building facade visible below it.
A building with many windows is surrounded by bright red foliage under a clear sky.

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