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I remembered that I still had my Vito B from many years ago and dragged it out this morning. I used it extensively when I worked in the UK in 2000. Digital cameras were becoming popular then but were as dear as poison and by today's standards quite ordinary. The Vito B takes very sharp photos and have quite a distinctive contrast to them. There was a lot of debate over the differences between Japanese and German lenses particularly in the 1950's and 1960's, mainly to do with sharpness, contrast and colour rendition. I think my Vito B would still work, not a lot to go wrong as it has always been looked after and stored well. I also found a small box full of old light meters which were used with my manual cameras and I have replied to in another thread on the subject.
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