Chinon 35EE, some more from the 2nd try

This camera is small, automatic and delivers nice pictures. I like it very much, it is handy and easy to operate.

Here are some more samples from the 2nd film

 This was taken at night with the B setting

Sharp with good light

makes nice portraits too

 

Chinon 35EE, 2nd try

The Chinon 35EE is a nice rangefinder camera. It is small, eusy to focus, with fully automatic exposure system, shutter speed and aperture selected are displayed in the viewfinder.

I knew from the first time that pictures with this camera come out sharp, so I give it another try.
The Chinon 35EE produces very good images.

 

 

 

 

Chinon 35EE, more

This is a nice camera, black, small, automatic but with display of the settings in the viewfinder, and the f 2.7 aperture permits some low light shooting, there is a B setting also for night photos.

Some more samples

 a triptych

Chinon 35EE automatic excellence

The seller in Vienna's flea market wanted five euros, I gave him four.  I put a hearing aids battery and the camera works fine.

The Chinon 35EE is a rangefinder, turn the focus ring till the two images in the viewfinder coincide into one.
It is black, small and automatic. It can take pictures from 1/250-f16 to 1/30-f2.7. There is a shutter/aperture indication in the viewfinder. If the light is not enough the shutter does not lock and you can still take the picture. The lightmeter can only switched off with the lens cap, there is no On/Off switch. The shutter button does not lock either, so it is easy to accidentaly take a picture in your pocket! So better do not wind the film to be ready for the next photo, if the button is pressed the shutter will not fire.

The camera takes very nice pictures. There is a favour of short shutter speeds in the automatic program, resulting in open apertures that give nice out of focus backgrounds.

Takes very sharp pictures

 

This one converted to B/W

 and this is a triptych, shot from the same spot

3 excellent automatic rangefinders

Below are some excellent fully automatic rangefinders I am using, they take sharp pictures and with a max aperture of f2.8 they give a nice out of focus background.

I also have other rangefinders but they are manual or semi automatic (like the Yashica Electro, the Kiev 4, Fed etc.)

These three are fully automatic and the user cannot change the exposure settings.

The Canonet 28 (Top right - The Canonet 17 top left is a manual/automatic camera)

Takes very good pictures, and can be switched off. It is bigger from the rest cameras and locks the shutter if exposure is under 1/30-f2.8. There is only the shutter speed indication in the viewfinder.

 
The Minolta Hi-matic F (Bottom left)

Small and fully automatic, takes excellent pictures. There is no indication of exposure in the viewfinder. Only the battery check led lights up if the light is not adequate.

 

The Chinon 35 EE (Bottom right)

Takes very good pictures, it is black, small and has shutter/aperture indication in the viewfinder. If the light is not enough the shutter does not lock and you can still take the picture. The lightmeter can only switched off with the lens cap, there is no On/Off switch. The shutter button does not lock either, so it is easy to accidentaly take a picture in your pocket!