Collection: Praktica B
In 1979 Praktica abandoned their all-mechanical M42 SLR design in favor of a new electronic bayonet mount. This change allowed Praktica to make auto-exposure...
In 1979 Praktica abandoned their all-mechanical M42 SLR design in favor of a new electronic bayonet mount. This change allowed Praktica to make auto-exposure cameras like other manufacturers of the time.
Praktica made a wide variety of SLRs for this mount from entry-level to semi-professional before discontinuing camera production in 1990. Lenses come from Pentacon, Praktica, and Carl Zeiss Jena (which were all the same company at the time).
In 1979 Praktica abandoned their all-mechanical M42 SLR design in favor of a new electronic bayonet mount. This change allowed Praktica to make auto-exposure...
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