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Leica M3 camera
PRO
$7
Royalty free
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2015 + obj |
| Render: |  Corona |
| Size: | 18 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Classic |
| Materials: | Metal |
Published 24 August 2018
Leica M3 Gold (1956)
This camera model was released in limited edition. Its body is made of gold and snake skin. Cost: more than 488 000 dollars.
Decorative leaves included.
In general, the Leica M3 is a small-format rangefinder camera from the German company Ernst Leitz, which was released from 1954 to 1966.
The Leica M3 is considered to be one of the best mechanical cameras for its time.
The fully redesigned Leica M3 model had a viewfinder combined with a rangefinder with automatic parallax compensation and bright automatically
switchable framing frames for lenses with focal lengths of 50, 90 and 135 mm.
In addition, the camera first received a bayonet attachment for interchangeable lenses, as well as a shutter speed dial connected to the exposure meter, which no longer rotated when the shutter was released.
The cocking platoon shutter greatly facilitated the drawing of the film.
Over 12 years of its production, more than 220,000 copies were produced.
Total number of polygons: 57 322.
The polygons of the camera: 15 500
XForm: Yes
Box Trick: Yes
This camera model was released in limited edition. Its body is made of gold and snake skin. Cost: more than 488 000 dollars.
Decorative leaves included.
In general, the Leica M3 is a small-format rangefinder camera from the German company Ernst Leitz, which was released from 1954 to 1966.
The Leica M3 is considered to be one of the best mechanical cameras for its time.
The fully redesigned Leica M3 model had a viewfinder combined with a rangefinder with automatic parallax compensation and bright automatically
switchable framing frames for lenses with focal lengths of 50, 90 and 135 mm.
In addition, the camera first received a bayonet attachment for interchangeable lenses, as well as a shutter speed dial connected to the exposure meter, which no longer rotated when the shutter was released.
The cocking platoon shutter greatly facilitated the drawing of the film.
Over 12 years of its production, more than 220,000 copies were produced.
Total number of polygons: 57 322.
The polygons of the camera: 15 500
XForm: Yes
Box Trick: Yes
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Leica M3 camera
PRO
$7
Royalty free
17
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2015 + obj |
| Render: | Corona |
| Size: | 18 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Classic |
| Materials: | Metal |
Published 24 August 2018
Leica M3 Gold (1956)
This camera model was released in limited edition. Its body is made of gold and snake skin. Cost: more than 488 000 dollars.
Decorative leaves included.
In general, the Leica M3 is a small-format rangefinder camera from the German company Ernst Leitz, which was released from 1954 to 1966.
The Leica M3 is considered to be one of the best mechanical cameras for its time.
The fully redesigned Leica M3 model had a viewfinder combined with a rangefinder with automatic parallax compensation and bright automatically
switchable framing frames for lenses with focal lengths of 50, 90 and 135 mm.
In addition, the camera first received a bayonet attachment for interchangeable lenses, as well as a shutter speed dial connected to the exposure meter, which no longer rotated when the shutter was released.
The cocking platoon shutter greatly facilitated the drawing of the film.
Over 12 years of its production, more than 220,000 copies were produced.
Total number of polygons: 57 322.
The polygons of the camera: 15 500
XForm: Yes
Box Trick: Yes
This camera model was released in limited edition. Its body is made of gold and snake skin. Cost: more than 488 000 dollars.
Decorative leaves included.
In general, the Leica M3 is a small-format rangefinder camera from the German company Ernst Leitz, which was released from 1954 to 1966.
The Leica M3 is considered to be one of the best mechanical cameras for its time.
The fully redesigned Leica M3 model had a viewfinder combined with a rangefinder with automatic parallax compensation and bright automatically
switchable framing frames for lenses with focal lengths of 50, 90 and 135 mm.
In addition, the camera first received a bayonet attachment for interchangeable lenses, as well as a shutter speed dial connected to the exposure meter, which no longer rotated when the shutter was released.
The cocking platoon shutter greatly facilitated the drawing of the film.
Over 12 years of its production, more than 220,000 copies were produced.
Total number of polygons: 57 322.
The polygons of the camera: 15 500
XForm: Yes
Box Trick: Yes
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