Braun Paxette 1A Electromatic Lens: Rodenstock Ultralit 40mm f/2.8 Year Introduced: 1960 The Paxette 1A Electromatic was introduced in 1960 and is part of a series of rangefinder cameras Braun released during the 1950s and 1960s. What made this model stand out was its built-in automatic exposure feature. Exposure was controlled via a selenium light meter integrated into the lens housing. Focusing was done manually. While the Paxette 1A Electromatic wasn’t a high-end camera from a technical standpoint, it was a solid and affordable option for those who wanted more control than a simple point-and-shoot could offer. #BraunPaxette #Paxette1A #Electromatic #35mmCamera #AnalogPhotography #VintageCamera #RodenstockLens #SeleniumMeter #RangefinderCamera #FilmIsNotDead #ShootFilmStayBroke #ClassicCamera #ManualFocus #1960sCamera #CameraHistory

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2025-06-07

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