Agfa compact, in excellent working condition, almost with no signs of use. Very beautifully designed rare camera, almost never found with flash included. * Brand: Agfa * Name: Agfa Compact * Sales names: Agfa Optima 935 Sensor * Type: Viewfinder camera * Type of Film: 35mm * Focal length: 39 mm * Maximum aperture: f/2.8 * Focus: Manual * Shutter speeds: 1/1250 s to 1/45 s * Flash / Flash connection: Connectable * Release date: 1981 * Age: Up to 43 years The Agfa Compact is a compact viewfinder camera from the 1980s. It was the first Agfa camera with an electric winder. It was developed and built in the Agfa camera factories in Munich. The factory closed its doors in 1982, one year after the compact camera was introduced. When it was introduced, the compact camera was still called Agfa Optima 935 Sensor or Agfa Optima electronic 935 flash. The lens is extended by a switch on the front of the camera. The designation “Agfa Solinar S 1:2.8/39 mm” decorates the lens. The largest aperture of the lens is f/2.8 and the focal length is 39 mm. The lens is focused by hand. On the lens there are markings for the different distances in meters, feet and as small pictograms. The closest focusing distance is 100 cm. The Agfa Compact has a built-in light meter. The exposure meter is designed for 35 mm films from ISO 25 to ISO 400. The film speed is set by turning the lens. The shutter of the Agfa Compact is designed for shutter speeds from 1/1250 second to 1/45 second. The camera automatically sets the aperture and shutter speed. The exposure settings can only be influenced by changing the ISO setting; there is no exposure correction or similar. There is also no manual mode available. With a size of 255 grams, the Agfa Compact weighs 11.4 x 6.4 x 4.9 cm according to the instructions. The 35 mm camera is powered by two AAA batteries. The Agfa Compact does not have a built-in flash. However, a special flash can be connected via a proprietary connection. This flash is also powered by two AAA batteries and has no setting options. In addition, the camera came with a bracket with a hot shoe.