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The Elettra II camera was manufactured by the Sirio Company of Florence, Italy in circa 1946. It was the second 35mm camera made by this company using standard roll film cartridges. Designed similar to the Leica, the camera body was made of metal and covered in leather. It was fitted with a Sculpter f5.6 lens with a 4cm focus. The shutter provided speeds of 1/25 to 1/200th part of a second including bulb. The iris diaphragm was adjustable from 5.6 to 22.

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