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Bell & Howell FD35
Specifications, film and matching parts.
- Type
- SLR camera
- Production
- from 1973
- Film
- 35 mm
- Battery
- PX625 · meter only
All batteries for Bell & Howell
Camera
- Type
- SLR camera
- Production
- from 1973
Film
- Film
- 35 mm
- Frame size
- 24 × 36 mm
- Film speed
- ISO 25–2000
Lens
- Lens mount
- Canon FD
- Focusing
- focusing screen
Shutter
- Shutter
- Mechanical
- Shutter speeds
- 1 s – 1/500 s, B
- Flash sync
- 1/60 s
Exposure
- Metering
- TTL averaging (CdS)
Battery
- Battery
- PX625 · meter only
All batteries for Bell & Howell
Without a battery, the mechanical shutter and film advance still work, but the light meter doesn’t. [1]
Canon FD lenses allow open-aperture metering; with Canon FL lenses, you meter stopped down. [1]
Sources
- Bell & Howell FD35 Operating Instructions, insbesondere Technical Data und Belichtungsmessung
- International Camera Museum: Bell & Howell FD35 / Canon TX
Compiled from manufacturer documents and the sources listed. Found a mistake? Let us know
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