Konica C35 V Analoge compactcamera

Konica C35 V in original leather Case
The Konica C35 V is a lightweight and compact 35mm zone-focus camera with automatic programmed exposure introduced by Konica in 1971 (also known as the C35 E&L in Japan). The lens on this camera is well known for its sharpness and magnificant color rendering. It is a very nice camera for point-and-shoot everyday photographing.

Specifications:
• Lens: Konica Hexanon 38mm f2.8 / 4 elements in 3 groups / 46mm filter thread
• Viewfinder: Bright-line frame with parallax correction marks, showing needle indications for shutter speed and aperture
• Focusing System: Zone focusing with four click-stop pictograms / Closest focus: 1m
• Shutter & Aperture: Copal B mat programmed electronic shutter with combined blades; automatic speeds from 1/30s to 1/650s and apertures from f/2.8 to f/14
• Exposure Meter: Single CdS cell located above the lens; supports film speeds from ISO 25 to 400
• Film type: 35mm
• Film Advance: Lever wind with double-exposure prevention and auto-resetting frame counter
• Flash Synchronization: Built-in "X" sync via hot shoe at 1/25s
• Power (light meter): Originally designed for a 1.35V mercury PX675 battery (though modern users often adapt to 1.5V/1.4V alternatives like LR44/SR44 or zinc-air cells for the light meter)
• Dimensions: Approximately 115x75x52 mm
• Weight: 340g

The camera and lens are technically and optically in excellent condition. The lightseal at the filmdoor needs new foam, as you can see in the photo's.

Included is the camera with lenscap, the original Konica leather cameracase, a Varta V675PX battery for the lightmeter, a film-roll for slides / 36 exposures (expiry date: 8/1997) and a daylight viewer for slides.