This is a Fujica rangefinder camera from the 1960s, and the body is quite heavy. The model is V2. I've never been able to figure out why it's called V2 — typically, there should be a previous model named V or V1. For cameras of this type from that era, features like a 1/1000s top shutter speed and shutter-priority auto mode can both be found on this camera. One of its more unusual design aspects is that the focusing ring isn't integrated into the lens — instead, there's a separate dial on the camera body to adjust focus. This kind of design had appeared before in CONTAX RF cameras, though it's admittedly less intuitive to use. The lens is a Fujinon 45mm f1.8, which is a pretty standard spec for rangefinder cameras of that time. Below are a few test shots. The film used was AGFA Vista Plus 400, which had been refrigerated and expired for 9 years and 4 months.
這台是1960年代的 Fujica 測距對焦相機，機身相當重，型號是V2。我一直沒找到型號為V2的原因，一般而言，應該會有前一代稱為V或V1的相機。同時期的這類相機，1/1000秒快門、快門先決自動模式在這台相機上都找得到，較為特殊的設計是對焦環並不是整合在鏡頭上，而是在機身有個獨立的轉盤可調整對焦距離，這樣的設計，在CONTAX RF相機上有出現過，使用上較不直覺就是了。鏡頭的規格是Fujinon 45mm f1.8，就同期測距對焦相機而言，算是很一般的規格，以下是幾張測試照片，底片是冷藏保存過期9年4個月的 AGFA vista plus 400。
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