Exakta Praktica B 100

The Praktica B 100 was a budget-friendly 35mm camera manufactured by Pentacon (using the Praktica brand) in East Germany between 1981 and 1986. As part of Praktica's consumer-oriented line, it offered basic functionality at an affordable price point, featuring standard photographic controls and a viewfinder for image composition. The camera likely utilized a common lens mount for interchangeable lenses, and was designed primarily for amateur photographers and casual users rather than professionals seeking advanced features. Its utilitarian design and straightforward operation reflected the practical, no-frills approach characteristic of East German consumer goods during this period.