Petri TTL

The Petri TTL is a 35mm SLR camera introduced by Petri Camera Co. in 1975. Representing the Japanese manufacturer's entry into the competitive single-lens reflex market, it offered a straightforward design with standard features for amateur photographers. Utilizing 135 film, it provided aperture-priority automatic exposure, controlled by a TTL (through-the-lens) metering system. As a product of its time, the camera emphasized functionality and affordability over groundbreaking innovation, catering to consumers seeking reliable, easy-to-use equipment for everyday photography without the complexity or cost associated with more advanced models.