Stitz SA-1 Stereo Adaptor for 49mm thread Analogue camera

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Stitz SA-1 Stereo Adaptor for 49 mm thread, 35 mm film type, serial No.910532, physical condition: Very good, functional condition: Not tested, estimated period 1970–1980.

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Stitz stereo adapter. High-quality stereo lens with internal prisms and aperture control. Can be mounted on various lenses, both 35mm and digital SLR cameras, with the correct ring. Mounted ring 49mm. For shorter focal lengths, 50–75mm, it is not necessary to use the built-in diaphragm. Lens parts are in nice condition, with no mold and no scratches. Cameras in the photos are for demonstration and are not sold. The photos give a good impression of the stereo lens, made in Japan.

Stitz stereo adapter. High-quality stereo lens with internal prisms and aperture control. Can be mounted on various lenses, both 35mm and digital SLR cameras, with the correct ring. Mounted ring 49mm. For shorter focal lengths, 50–75mm, it is not necessary to use the built-in diaphragm. Lens parts are in nice condition, with no mold and no scratches. Cameras in the photos are for demonstration and are not sold. The photos give a good impression of the stereo lens, made in Japan.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Stitz
Model/type nr
SA-1 Stereo Adaptor for 49mm thread
Physical condition
Very good
Functional condition
Not tested
Film type
35mm
Serial number
No.910532
Estimated period
1970-1980
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
2061
Objects sold
100%
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