English: The japanese subminiature camera "Steky III B" was built from 1955 on and uses 16 mm film (picture format: 10 x 14 mm). It's size is 66 x 40 x 42 mm (H x W x D). The standard lens has a focal distance of 25 mm and a maximum aperture of 3.5; the also shown tele lens has a focal distance of 40 mm and a maximum aperture of 5.6.
Deutsch: Die japanische Miniaturkamera "Steky III B" wurde ab 1955 gebaut und verwendet 16 mm-Film (Aufnahmeformat: 10 x 14 mm). Sie ist 66 x 40 x 42 mm (H x B x T) groß. Die Standardoptik hat eine Brennweite von 25 mm und eine Offenblende von 3,5; die ebenso gezeigte Teleoptik eine Brennweite von 40 mm und eine Offenblende von 5,6.
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