Miranda Auto Sensorex EE + 1,8/50mm | Analogue camera

Miranda Sensorex EE, believed to have been produced from around 1965 to 1976; film advance and shutter curtain tested.
The Miranda cameras are predominantly mechanical. This means that all the essential components for taking a photograph operate using gears and springs:
• Film advance and shutter cocking are manual.
• Shutter speeds (from 1 second to 1/1000 of a second) are mechanically controlled.
• The shutter button and mirror move without requiring electrical power.
The only exception: the light meter
If your model has a built-in light meter (as in the Sensomat and Sensorex series, or with interchangeable metered prisms), the battery is used solely to power the needle that indicates whether there is too much or too little light.
• Even if the battery is completely dead or missing, the camera will continue to take pictures normally at any shutter speed. You will simply need to set the exposure manually.
Comes with a case and 50 mm lens