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Hasselblad Light Meter Prism Finder. Working (52051). Condition - 4E [5280].
Short Description
The official name is "Prism Viewfinder with Exposure Meter". It was introduced in 1971 and was last listed in the catalogues in 1982, replaced by the PME/VFC-6. The supplier of the prism was probably Zeis Ikon.
The meter movement uses a CdS cell and is powered by a 625 battery, such as the PX625 WeinCell. It is a durable design and has accurate metering, plus the advantages of a prism with 3x magnification.
Polaroid backs cannot be used when this prism is on the camera. This prism must NOT be used on the 202, 203 or 205 cameras.
Description
The official name is "Prism Viewfinder with Exposure Meter". It was introduced in 1971 and was last listed in the catalogues in 1982, replaced by the PME/VFC-6. The supplier of the prism was probably Zeis Ikon. The meter movement uses a CdS cell and is powered by a 625 battery, such as the PX625 WeinCell. It is a durable design and has accurate metering, plus the advantages of a prism with 3x magnification. Polaroid backs cannot be used when this prism is on the camera. This prism must NOT be used on the 202, 203 or 205 cameras.
