Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 520 Analogue camera





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Ikonta. Its features are also found in earlier Zeiss products, but in this case every element has been resized and optimized for image production in the 6x4.5 centimeter format. The result is a lightweight, ultracompact medium-format camera that can be easily tucked into a pocket. The robust Compur-Rapid shutter offers a full range of speeds, including T, B, and 1-500. The 7 cm f/3.5 Tessar lens is not anti-reflective coated, but it produces sharp, high-contrast images, provided you don’t point it too close to the sun. The camera’s relatively short focal length makes focusing less troublesome than on most other medium-format cameras. The camera is a bellows-type folder with automatic aperture: by pressing the release button on the top, the lens quickly opens to the shooting position and the viewfinder also automatically straightens. The paint on the metal finishes of the Ikonta shows oxidation, a sign of long use. However, the bellows are in perfect condition, the camera is fully functional, a vintage piece for connoisseurs of the photographic genre, beautiful to display. Sold with the original case
Ikonta. Its features are also found in earlier Zeiss products, but in this case every element has been resized and optimized for image production in the 6x4.5 centimeter format. The result is a lightweight, ultracompact medium-format camera that can be easily tucked into a pocket. The robust Compur-Rapid shutter offers a full range of speeds, including T, B, and 1-500. The 7 cm f/3.5 Tessar lens is not anti-reflective coated, but it produces sharp, high-contrast images, provided you don’t point it too close to the sun. The camera’s relatively short focal length makes focusing less troublesome than on most other medium-format cameras. The camera is a bellows-type folder with automatic aperture: by pressing the release button on the top, the lens quickly opens to the shooting position and the viewfinder also automatically straightens. The paint on the metal finishes of the Ikonta shows oxidation, a sign of long use. However, the bellows are in perfect condition, the camera is fully functional, a vintage piece for connoisseurs of the photographic genre, beautiful to display. Sold with the original case

