Agfa Optima flash electronic sensor | Viewfinder camera
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Agfa Optima Flash electronic sensor viewfinder camera with a fixed f/2.8/40mm lens, 35 mm film, dating from about 1980–1990, in almost new condition and tested and working.
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This German Agfa Optima Flash Sensor viewfinder camera is of an excellently designed quality that is very suitable to carry in someone’s jacket pocket. The offered camera is in new condition and in perfect working order.
The camera uses a diaphragm-priority Paratronic shutter with speeds from 1/30sec to 1/1000sec and has a distinctive red Sensor release button. It has a 4-zone focusing system with pictograms. a) close-focus: 0.9 meter, b) portrait: 0.9 - 1.5 meters, c) group: 1.5 - 4 meters and landscape: 4 - infinity.
The ISO values can be manually set between 25 and 400.
The viewfinder is very large and particularly bright.
This camera features a fold-out electronic flash. When the camera is in dark situations the light meter will light a red indicator lamp in the viewfinder. One then only needs to unfold the flash and you can take photos with flash.
The weight of the camera is only 350 grams and the batteries used are: 2 x 1.5-volt AA batteries. (included) The same batteries are also required to operate the Paratronic shutter.
The camera is highly regarded for its very compact housing, light weight, easy operation and attractive design.
Will be carefully packed and shipped with Track & Trace number and insurance.
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This German Agfa Optima Flash Sensor viewfinder camera is of an excellently designed quality that is very suitable to carry in someone’s jacket pocket. The offered camera is in new condition and in perfect working order.
The camera uses a diaphragm-priority Paratronic shutter with speeds from 1/30sec to 1/1000sec and has a distinctive red Sensor release button. It has a 4-zone focusing system with pictograms. a) close-focus: 0.9 meter, b) portrait: 0.9 - 1.5 meters, c) group: 1.5 - 4 meters and landscape: 4 - infinity.
The ISO values can be manually set between 25 and 400.
The viewfinder is very large and particularly bright.
This camera features a fold-out electronic flash. When the camera is in dark situations the light meter will light a red indicator lamp in the viewfinder. One then only needs to unfold the flash and you can take photos with flash.
The weight of the camera is only 350 grams and the batteries used are: 2 x 1.5-volt AA batteries. (included) The same batteries are also required to operate the Paratronic shutter.
The camera is highly regarded for its very compact housing, light weight, easy operation and attractive design.
Will be carefully packed and shipped with Track & Trace number and insurance.
NOTA:
I ship my goods always with Track & Trace number and insurance to guard against possible damage and theft.
I ship my goods via "Smart Shipping" of Catawiki. Catawiki introduced this a few years ago to achieve cheaper shipping costs with different carriers. They arrange everything and digitally send me a shipping label that I must affix to the package. I thus have no say in determining the costs.
If you cannot agree with this, please do not place bids.
Thanks in advance.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Agfa
Model/type nr
Optima flash electronic sensor |
Physical condition
Near mint
Functional condition
Tested and working
Lens Mount Type
Fixed f2,8/40mm lens.
Film type
35mm
Estimated period
1980-1990
