The Revue 400 L is a 35 mm camera. It is a simpler version of the Revue 400 SE. For example, it lacks the rangefinder.
It was distributed by Foto-Quelle, at that time a large mail order company for photographic equipment in West-Germany, under their house brand "Revue". It was manufactured by another company.
The camera, which dates from the 1970s, comes with a 38mm f/2.8 lens (Revuenon), this is fixed inside it and cannot be replaced.
Instead of the rank finder, the 400 L has small pictograms around the lens to make focusing easier. Of course, there is no autofocus.
The camera sets the exposure automatically. 35mm film with a sensitivity of ISO 25 to ISO 400 is supported. A good film for color photos is the Kodak Gold 200*.
The juice for the exposure meter comes from a PX675 1.35 volt mercury battery. This can be replaced with a hearing aid battery of similar voltage. In addition, the Revue 400 L has a hot shoe for a flash unit.
