Agfa Isola I accessories It has two reflecting brilliant

It has two reflecting brilliant finders with the reflectors being of polished steel

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The long shifting travel of the shutter release button serves a mechanical low-light warning system: The viewfinder image becomes red before exposure when the meter indicates insufficient light

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manually setting aperture with green-red LEDs in bright frame finder

Agfa Isola I accessories It has two reflecting brilliant1950's 120 mm film camera The Agfa Isola I is a roll film camera. It was built between 1957 and 1962 in Munich by the Agfa Camerawerk. This camera is, from today's point of view, a simple camera with a transmitted light viewfinder. It comes with a fixed meniscus lens. This has a focal length of 72. 5 mm and a maximum aperture of f 11. Focusing is manual in three steps, 1. 5 m to 2. 5 m, 2. 5 m to 5 m, 5 m to infinity. Since the camera is completely