Miranda D 35mm SLR Camera with Case – For Repair, Shutter Speeds Slow

Description:
The Miranda D is a fully mechanical 35mm single-lens reflex camera introduced in 1960, known for its interchangeable viewfinder system, dual lens mounts (internal bayonet and external thread), and robust all-metal construction. This example includes its original leather case and is offered as a repair-grade item due to shutter timing issues.

Condition:
Overall Condition: Fair – For Repair or Display

• Shutter: Fires, but all speeds are slow and inaccurate
• Viewfinder: Clear with minor dust; focusing screen intact
• Mirror: Clean and responsive
• Film transport: Advance and rewind mechanisms functional
• Exterior: Moderate cosmetic wear; leatherette and engravings intact
• Case: Original leather case included; functional with signs of age

Included:

• Miranda D 35mm SLR camera body
• Original leather case
  

Collectors Notes:
The Miranda D was one of the earliest Japanese SLRs to offer interchangeable prisms and focusing screens, appealing to advanced amateurs and professionals. Its dual lens mount system allows compatibility with both Miranda bayonet and 44mm thread lenses. This example is ideal for restoration, display, or parts harvesting. A solid candidate for collectors of early Japanese SLRs or mechanical camera tinkerers.

Key Features:

• Format: 35mm film
• Mount: Dual – Miranda bayonet and 44mm thread
• Shutter: Focal plane, 1s to 1/1000s + B (currently inaccurate)
• Viewfinder: Interchangeable pentaprism
• Focus: Manual
• Power: Fully mechanical – no batteries required
• Build: All-metal body with leatherette wrap
• Origin: Made in Japan

SEO Optimised Keywords:
Miranda D 35mm SLR camera, vintage Miranda SLR, Miranda camera for repair, Japanese mechanical SLR, Miranda interchangeable viewfinder, Miranda dual mount camera, 35mm film SLR with case, Miranda D shutter issue