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Leica R5 ELCOVISION

Efficiency, optical and mechanical precision together with the outstanding Leica lenses are the features of the 35mm camera Leica R5. For use in the photogrammetric measuring system ELCOVISION 10 the camera is modified: the built-in réseau grid plate in front of the film plane, and the lenses calibrated at fixed focusing stops, guarantee exact results.

All Leica lenses are calibrated at two fixed focusing stops (close range and infinity focus).

The most important technical features of the Leica R5 ELCOVISION

Camera type	Electronically controlled, single-lens reflex camera (format 24mm x 36mm) with multiple automatic features
Réseau grid plate	5 x 7 crosses
Camera body	Die-cast aluminium; electrical contacts for data back; depth-of-field lever at right of objective mount; tripod thread ¼" ; mechanical connection and electrical contacts for motor winder
Dimensions and weight	(without lens, data back, winder): Height 89.1 mm; Length 138.5 mm; Depth of body 32.2 mm; Weight 625 g
Exposure measurement	Selective and averaging measurement through the lens
Programmes	Aperture priority (selective and averaging measurement) Shutter priority (averaging measurement) Variable automatic programme mode (averaging measurement) Manual setting of exposure time and aperture (selective measurement)
Film speeds	ISO 12/12° to ISO 3200/36°
Shutter speeds	Electronically controlled from 15s to 1/2000s continuously

The most important camera lenses for photogrammetric applications:

Lens name	Max. aperture	Focal length [mm]	Field of view	Weight
Super-Elmar-R	1:3,5	15	110°	815 g
Elmarit-R	1:2,8	19	96°	500 g
Elmarit-R	1:2,8	24	84°	420 g
Elmarit-R	1:2,8	35	64°	305 g
Summicron-R	1:2,0	50	45°	395 g
Elmarit-R	1:2,8	90	27°	475 g
Elmarit-R	1:2,8	135	18°	730 g
Elmar-R	1:4,0	180	14°	540 g