The German made Voigtländer Dynamatic was produced 1960 to 1962. It is a 35mm automatic camera with a selenium 3-cell around the lens. It was offered in four models the Dynamatic, Dynamatic Delux and the Dynamatic II, and Dynamatic II Delux. The Dynamatic featured a Lathar f/2.8 50mm lens with a Prontormat S-V shutter 1/30 of a second to 1/300 of a second plus B, the Delux had the Color-Skopar f/2.8 50mm lens. It used a zone focus system. The Dynamatic had limited manual control options and was marketed as a SnapShooter camera as opposed to the more advanced controls offered in the Dynamatic II. It did have a threaded mount for a cable release, a flash socket and center mounted accessory shoe. It is capable of using ASA 10 to 400 35mm film. The camera has a frame counter that counts down but has to be set for each roll of film and exposures. The camera also has an auto exposure setting, rapid winding lever, optical viewfinder, rewind knob that pulls up for film release, film reversing lever, shutter speed window, ¼” 20 thread tripod mount, and a film type indicator in the rewind knob. One oddity was that it had no place to attach a strap but instead relied on the case for that and they only made about 27,000.