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1939-1950
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The A2B is a very interesting camera. to the right of the viewfinder, there is a long hole you look through. The long hole is divided up into 6 different holes, which have a progressively darker or thicker piece of paper in them. The light shines through these holes, and you move a pointer to the dimmest hole. After performing a few other operations, you can read off what f/ and shutter speed to use. This is called an exposure meter. The rest of the camera is pretty similar to the A.
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film type: 35mm.
lens: 50mm. argus f-4.5 COATED ANASTIGMAT
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50mm. argus f-4.5 ANASTIGMAT
shutter speeds: 25, 50, 100, 150, B, T
aperture settings: 4.5, 6.3, 9, 12.7, 18
fucusing capabilities: lens barrel twists into two positions, one for 6-18 feet, another for 18ft-infinity
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