Zeiss Ikon Nettar 515/16 Analogue camera

The Voigtländer Nettar 515/16 is a medium-format folding bellows camera, produced by Voigtländer in the 1930s–40s. It is part of the Nettar series, designed to offer a robust and easy-to-use camera for enthusiasts and amateur photographers.

This unit typically mounts a Voigtländer Telma or Skopar lens of standard focal length for the medium format. The film used is 120, with a 6×9 cm negative. The shutter is mechanical with manual speeds and a B setting for long exposures. Focusing is done via the ring on the lens, with a distance scale, and the viewfinder is simple.

The construction is solid: metal body with leather covering, smooth mechanisms, and a design that makes it easy to transport and use.