Voigtländer VSL1 body manual camera The camera is in good used condition, 1/2 time is faulty, the focusing screen is flawless - a few specks of dust The set includes: camera, body cap The Voigtländer VSL is a series of 35 mm SLR cameras produced by Rollei in the 1970s and 1980s under the Voigtländer name (Rollei took over the Zeiss company after Zeiss's death in 1972). Rollei continued production of the last 35 mm SLR camera developed by Zeiss Ikon, the SL706, calling it Voigtländer VSL 1(TM). The camera has a lens mount for the popular M42 bayonet. It's a pretty basic SLR camera with a fixed prism and a through-the-lens (TTL) CdS meter. Exposure reading is possible with an open aperture with specially designed previous generation lenses designed for Icarex and SL706 Only five hundred VSL 1 bodies were built in Germany, then the cameras were assembled in Singapore. There is a variant name of the VSL 1 called Ifbaflex M102, produced for a French distributor, with a standard Ifbagon 50/1.8 lens (a rebadged Planar 50/1.8). It only comes in a chrome finish and was built in Germany.