by Stephanie Marriott

The Vitomatic Ia was introduced in about 1960. It has an aperture-priority coupled meter with viewfinder display and is fitted with the 50 mm. f/2.8 Color Skopar lens in Prontor SLK-V shutter. It has zone focus symbols and filter factor calculator, and in 1961 it cost about £50. The camera was discontinued, in the UK, in about 1965. Top of Page

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