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Manufacturer Agfa Camera Factory AG
Type Agfa Optima I
Camera type finder Camera
Film type 24 x 36mm, 36mm, 35mm film 135
Year of construction 1961 - 1964
Optics Agfa Color- Agnar 1:2.8 / 45mm
Closure Prontor Lux (1/30 -1/250 and "B")
Exposure metering Auto exposure via selenium metering
Focusing Manual 1m, setting via 3 image icons or scale on the bottom
Flash connection Hot shoe without center contact
With the Agfa Optima series, a new Era of photography began.
The first Camera of this series (Agfa Optima) was launched in 1959 and significantly simplified the operation of high-quality devices. The cameras were fully automatically controlled by a selenium cell. When you press the "magic button" lightly, the first step is to travel through the time range to the shortest possible time, then the shutter closes to the smallest possible level.
If correct exposure is possible, a traffic light changes from red to green in the viewfinder. Trigger, done. The distance adjustment happens here very simply over three symbols. In flash mode the camera gives a fixed time of 1/30".
In this state, any aperture level can be adjusted manually.
With the Optima I, the "magical button" moved to the right side of the camera and the Trigger was also pressed by means of this button. At the same time the camera got a simple lens and a cheaper shutter. The trim ring on the clasp on which the name stands is screwed.
Comes in original case and case still in good condition
Dimensions for case is 10cm x 13cm x 8cm
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