What is the body style of the Agfa anastigmat igestar?

The basic body is the same for 8.8, 7.7 and 6.3 models. The 4.5 model uses the body style of the Agfa Billy Compur. All models use 120 roll film for 6x9cm frames. The lens is Agfa Anastigmat Igestar in Automat shutter in 8.8, 7.7 and 6.3 models.

When did the Agfa anastigmat fold camera come out?

Agfa Anastigmat; about 1926. Most examples do not have the folding Newton-type finder; this may have been added. Agfa Standard cameras are a range of metal-bodied folding cameras, some models for plates and pack film, and others for roll film.

What is Agfa isolette (jsolette)?

The Agfa Isolette (Jsolette) is a horizontal- folding medium format camera made by Agfa Kamerawerk AG, Munich, Germany. This folding camera first came on the market as the Isorette (Jsorette) but the name changed to Isolette (Jsolette) quite soon. From late 1937 the name writing form of I (like J) changed again to Isolette.

What is an Agfa standard camera?

Agfa Standard. Agfa Standard cameras are a range of metal-bodied folding cameras, some models for plates and pack film, and others for roll film. They were made by Agfa from about 1926, when the company had recently become part of IG Farben and taken over the Rietzschel factory, until the mid-1930s (1933, according to McKeown).

What is the shutter speed of the Agfa Billy record II?

The lens is Agfa Anastigmat Igestar in Automat shutter in 8.8, 7.7 and 6.3 models. There are some cosmetic variations, like chrome decors, during their production period. The camera was succeeded by the Agfa Billy Record II . Shutter: Agfa Automat, speeds 1/25 – 1/100 sec. Lens: Agfa Anastigmat Igestar 1:7.7/100mm (three optical elements)

What was the top speed of the Agfa Automat?

Shutter: Agfa Automat, speeds 1/25 – 1/100 sec. The 7.7 model was also available in 1949 and sold in the USA and UK as Speedex Record. (Probably using pre-war inventory or parts) The 6.3 model was also available in 1948 and sold in the USA and UK as Speedex Record.