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The Reflekta is a continuation of the Reflecta by Kamera-Werk Tharandt. The model name was spelled with a "k" from 1949 onwards. The Reflekta II is a version with double exposure prevention.

The production of the Reflekta and Reflekta II was taken over in 1950 by VEB Welta-Kamera-Werk, a merger of Welta and Kamera-Werk Tharandt.

The Reflekta was replaced by the Weltaflex in the mid-1950s.

Description and specs of the Reflekta II[]

Focusing is done by a lever under the taking lens. The framecounter is a small red window on the back of the camera. The viewfinder is rather dim.

Four 75/3.5 lenses are reported: the Triotar and Trioplan by Meyer, the Meritar by Ludwig and the Pololyt by ROW. Similarly, five different shutters are known on this camera; Cludor (B, 1–1/200s), Junior and Vebur (B, 1–1/250s), Prontor-SV (B, 1–1/300s), Velax (B, 1/10 - 1/200s). It uses 120 film.

Name variants[]

The Flektar is an export version sold by Peerless.[1] The Superflex is another export version sold by Penn.[2]

SAM9254

Here a extrem rar Reflecta, she is also called as "Tapetenreflecta"

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Notes[]

  1. McKeown, p. 984.
  2. McKeown, p. 994.

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