Agfa Clack – the bulky one
Sold as the Weekender in the USA, this camera was produced between 1954 and 1965, and it was of those cameras that made history. It was so, because it helped …
Agfa Silette-L
Quite an interesting camera, for those who are into these vintage machineries, the Agfa Silette-L is a working witness of how the cameras were built in the days of yore. …
Agfa Optima Ia
Born in 1962, it was dubbed “the first fully automatic camera in the world”. True or not, it remains a beautiful example of a long gone craftmanship. I have good …
The colour of Agfa Solinar 2.8
It is written that things that have to pass will come to pass, no matter what. This is the case with an old Agfa Silette-L, sitting on my shelves for …
Agfa Optima Sensor 1035
Not exactly the size of the Rollei 35, but very close; one of the German compacts that could be easily mistaken for a cheaper point and shoot camera. Nothing could …
Agfa Optima I
An even “more automatic” model, this camera is a very close relative to the Agfa Optima Ia, recently posted here. The meter provides the best combination of aperture and shutter …
Agfamatic Flash Pocket 4000
One of the best 110 film format cameras I used in the 90s, this Agfamatic 4000. Built like a tank, from an almost immortal plastic (see the bumps it took). …
Agfa Isomat Rapid
Although I bought this camera quite a long time ago, on a whim, for it was a period when I was really taken by Agfa vintage cameras, I have never …