The Autoreflex T was the first focal plane shutter 35mm SLRs with auto-exposure and TTL metering combined in one body. In Japan it was sold as FTA, in Germany as Revue Autoreflex TTL. It was introduced in 1968 and discontinued in 1970. The AutoReflex line started in 1965 and continued till 1982 with the last of them being the Autoreflex TC. The Autoreflex T is fully mechanical with shutter-priority auto exposure. The batteries (two PX 675 type mercury cells) were only needed for the CdS light meter. The shutter speed range is from 1 second to 1/1000 of a second and B. The camera has a right thumb film advance lever, locking shutter button, ASA plus shutter speed selector knob combination, time delay lever, two flash sockets M plus X, check batteries button, film rewind fold down crank, rewind release button, ¼” 20 thread tripod mount, frame counter, and more. There is one rare and special version of this model, known as the Autoreflex W. This is a camera fitted with a special timing back, for use at sporting events. It imprints the time of the exposure on each frame of film. The back is similar in function to the one offered in 1963 on the Konica FS-W, an F/FS mount camera.