Vito C is a view camera 35 mm manufactured in Germany by Voigtländer. The CD Vito has an uncoupled light meter. Vito CL has a meter coupled light, and CL Deluxe has a display meter needle in the viewfinder. The CLR also adds Vito coupled rangefinder. The top of the chamber CLR has a translucent plastic part to the side of the accessory shoe that illuminates the meter needle in the viewfinder. The body style rounded tips between 1960 and 1967, after which a body of square tips was manufactured. In 1980, a series of cameras Vito was introduced with ABS plastic body, with folding front, similar to Minox 35 and manufactured by Balda, which is also sold as the C series of Balda. Voigtländer was one of the camera manufacturers and oldest in the world goals. The brand is still used by other companies. Voigtländer was founded in 1756 in Vienna, Austria, by Johann Christoph Voigtländer, as a manufacturer of scientific instruments. Voigtländer was optical and inventor, famous for his work in the field of mathematical instruments, and was the holder of a patent (a monopoly protected by the state, precursor of a patent) of the Austrian Government, which granted an exclusive right to carry out this activity. For example, Voigtländer invented instruments for measuring linear, circular (ie, to measure distances and angles and divide very accurately) that were used to calibrate and surveying instruments navigation, including the astrolabe.
