Agfa Isolette I[edit | edit source]
The Isolette is a compact horizontal-folding camera for twelve 6×6 cm on 120 film. It was made by Agfa Kamerawerk AG, Munich, Germany. The Isolette I (1951-58) is, like the V, a rather low-specification model. It has a coated f/4.5 Agnar lens, and a synchronised Vario or Pronto shutter. Unlike the V, it has a body shutter release.
There are two versions of it:
- 1951-54: the early version has a disc-shaped depth-of-field
calculator, mounted in a position matching that of the film advance knob, but on the right of the camera.
- 1955-58: the depth-of-field calculator is now absent; some (but not
all) examples have DOF brackets marked on the face-plate of the shutter, around the focus scale of the lens. This model also has a slightly different cold shoe.
Source: camera-wiki.org
This is the second version (1955-58).
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