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During WWII [[Hubert Nerwin]] thought about a new [[35mm]] folder. The result of his thoughts were developed after the war as [[Zeiss Ikon]]'s first completely new postwar product, made since 1948 as '''[[Ikonta]] 522/24'''. The model was continued in 1953 as Contina, as one of the first cameras of the new '''Contina''' series of [[35mm]] [[viewfinder camera]]s (one was a [[rangefinder camera|rangefinder]]) made in Germany by [[Zeiss Ikon]]. The first models were [[folding|folders]], later models were rigid. Some had linked shutter/aperture rings, using the [[Light-value system]]. The folding models had [[film advance| knob wind]], frame counter and rewind fitted to the bottom; the later ones had top-mounted 180° lever wind, knob rewind and frame counter around the shutter release. | During WWII [[Hubert Nerwin]] thought about a new [[35mm]] folder. The result of his thoughts were developed after the war as [[Zeiss Ikon]]'s first completely new postwar product, made since 1948 as '''[[Ikonta]] 522/24'''. The model was continued in 1953 as Contina, as one of the first cameras of the new '''Contina''' series of [[35mm]] [[viewfinder camera]]s (one was a [[rangefinder camera|rangefinder]]) made in Germany by [[Zeiss Ikon]]. The first models were [[folding|folders]], later models were rigid. Some had linked shutter/aperture rings, using the [[Light-value system]]. The folding models had [[film advance| knob wind]], frame counter and rewind fitted to the bottom; the later ones had top-mounted 180° lever wind, knob rewind and frame counter around the shutter release. | ||
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|image_text= Contina "Ib" c.1956 (526/24)<br /><small>by Awcam</small> | |image_text= Contina "Ib" c.1956 (526/24)<br /><small>by Awcam</small> | ||
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− | | image_text=Contina II | + | | image_text=Contina II with Pantar 1:2.8 f=45mm lens <br /><small>by eastendimages</small> |
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+ | |image_source= http://www.flickr.com/photos/13906431@N07/3234279199/in/pool-camerapedia/ | ||
+ | |image=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3482/3234279199_79699f01f8_m.jpg | ||
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+ | |image_text= Contina 1c 1958-60 (10.0603)<br /><small>by mariorei</small> | ||
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|image_source= http://www.flickr.com/photos/ricksoloway/3171375205/in/pool-camerapedia | |image_source= http://www.flickr.com/photos/ricksoloway/3171375205/in/pool-camerapedia | ||
|image=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3493/3171375205_ede107ec69_m.jpg | |image=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3493/3171375205_ede107ec69_m.jpg | ||
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− | |image_text= Contina II with [[selenium meter]], 1956-8 (527/24)<br /><small>by Rick Soloway</small> | + | |image_text= Contina II<br/>with [[selenium meter]], 1956-8 (527/24)<br /><small>by Rick Soloway</small> |
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− | |image_source= http://www.flickr.com/photos/ | + | ||{{Flickr_image |
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+ | |image_text= Contina IIa <br /><small>by D. Broglin</small> | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | ||{{Flickr_image | ||
+ | |image_source=http://www.flickr.com/photos/n6nkn/152527222/in/pool-camerapedia | ||
+ | |image=http://farm1.static.flickr.com/46/152527222_bfdc04bd10_m.jpg | ||
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+ | |image_text= Contina III <br /><small>by montanaman1</small> | ||
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+ | |image_source=http://www.flickr.com/photos/24668681@N00/1303209591/in/pool-camerapedia | ||
+ | |image=http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1119/1303209591_8b653c263e_m.jpg | ||
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+ | |image_text= Contina <br /><small>by Circolo di Confusione</small> | ||
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* Manufacturer: [[Zeiss Ikon]] | * Manufacturer: [[Zeiss Ikon]] | ||
* Origin: Stuttgart, Germany | * Origin: Stuttgart, Germany | ||
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* Shutters: [[Prontor]]-SVS, 1sec-1/250 or 1/300 with [[flash sync|X & M sync]] & [[self-timer]], Prontor-SLK or Synchro-Compur | * Shutters: [[Prontor]]-SVS, 1sec-1/250 or 1/300 with [[flash sync|X & M sync]] & [[self-timer]], Prontor-SLK or Synchro-Compur | ||
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===Models<ref>from {{McKeown}}, pp.1047-8</ref>=== | ===Models<ref>from {{McKeown}}, pp.1047-8</ref>=== | ||
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|1948-53 | |1948-53 | ||
|522/24 | |522/24 | ||
− | |Novar, Tessar, or [[Schneider]] Xenar 45mm/2.8 | + | |Novar, Tessar, or<br />[[Schneider]] Xenar 45mm/2.8 |
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|1951-55 | |1951-55 | ||
|522/24 | |522/24 | ||
− | |Novar 45mm/3.5 or [[Tessar]] 45mm/2.8 | + | |Novar 45mm/3.5 or<br />[[Tessar]] 45mm/2.8 |
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|524/24 | |524/24 | ||
|Opton-Tessar 45mm/2.8<br>or Novar f3.5 | |Opton-Tessar 45mm/2.8<br>or Novar f3.5 | ||
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+ | | image_source=http://www.flickr.com/photos/alf_sigaro/289281744/ | ||
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+ | | image_text=Contina II (524/24, 1952-53)<br /><small>by Alf Sigaro</small> | ||
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|Contina Ia | |Contina Ia | ||
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|1954-56 | |1954-56 | ||
|527/24 | |527/24 | ||
− | |Novar 45mm/3.5 or Novicar f2.8 | + | |Novar 45mm/3.5 or<br />Novicar f2.8 |
|dual-range [[Light meter]] | |dual-range [[Light meter]] | ||
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+ | | image=http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2436/3600181942_62ed8f2012_m.jpg | ||
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+ | | image_text=Contina LK <br /><small>by ishoothorizon</small> | ||
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|Pantar 45/2.8 | |Pantar 45/2.8 | ||
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Revision as of 19:36, 29 November 2009
Ikonta 522/24 by Alf Sigaro |
During WWII Hubert Nerwin thought about a new 35mm folder. The result of his thoughts were developed after the war as Zeiss Ikon's first completely new postwar product, made since 1948 as Ikonta 522/24. The model was continued in 1953 as Contina, as one of the first cameras of the new Contina series of 35mm viewfinder cameras (one was a rangefinder) made in Germany by Zeiss Ikon. The first models were folders, later models were rigid. Some had linked shutter/aperture rings, using the Light-value system. The folding models had knob wind, frame counter and rewind fitted to the bottom; the later ones had top-mounted 180° lever wind, knob rewind and frame counter around the shutter release.
Contina "Ib" c.1956 (526/24) by Awcam |
images on this page with permission (Image rights)
Contina II with Pantar 1:2.8 f=45mm lens by eastendimages |
Specification
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- Manufacturer: Zeiss Ikon
- Origin: Stuttgart, Germany
- Introduced: 1951 (folder); 1954 (rigid)
- Film: 35mm
- Shutters: Prontor-SVS, 1sec-1/250 or 1/300 with X & M sync & self-timer, Prontor-SLK or Synchro-Compur
Models[1]
Name | Date(s) | Cat no. | Lens | Features | ||
Ikonta 522/24 | 1948-53 | 522/24 | Novar, Tessar, or Schneider Xenar 45mm/2.8 |
Folding | ||
Contina I | 1951-55 | 522/24 | Novar 45mm/3.5 or Tessar 45mm/2.8 |
Folding | ||
Contina II | 1952-53 | 524/24 | Opton-Tessar 45mm/2.8 or Novar f3.5 |
Folding, Rangefinder
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Contina Ia | 1954-55 | 526/24 | Novar 45mm/3.5 | Rigid | ||
Contina Ia | 1955-57 | 526/24 | Novicar 45mm/2.8 | Rigid | ||
Contina Ia | 1958 | 526/24 | Pantar 45mm/2.8 | Rigid | ||
Contina "1b" | c.1956 | 524/26 | Novicar 45mm/2.8 or Pantar |
not labelled as "1b" | ||
Contina 1c | 1958-60 | 10.0603 | Pantar 45mm/2.8 | name in script on front | ||
Contina II | 1956-58 | 527/24 | Novar f3.5 or Novicar f2.8 | Light meter | ||
Contina IIa | 1954-56 | 527/24 | Novar 45mm/3.5 or Novicar f2.8 |
dual-range Light meter | ||
Contina III | 1955-58 | 529/24 | Pantar 45mm/2.8 | Light meter + convertible lens | ||
Contina | 1962-65 | 10.0626 | Color Pantar 45/2.8 | updated, rounder styling; crank rewind, second viewfinder window for bright-line | ||
Contina J | 1964-65 | 10.0604 | Color Pantar 45/2.8 | no self-timer | ||
Contina LK | 1963-65 | 10.0615 | coupled meter
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Contina-matic II | 1958-59 | 10.0613 | light meter | |||
Contina-matic III | 1959-60 | 10.0622 | Pantar 45/2.8 | meter |
Links
- Contina III by deanw; shows lens converter and sample photos
- Contina on UK Camera
- Contina IIa on Karen Nakamura's Photoethnography
- Contina II on The Camera Site
- Zeiss Ikon, Contina Ia, Contina II, Contina II, Contina II, Contina IIa, Contina LK, Contina Matic II, Contina Matic III on www.collection-appareils.com by Sylvain Halgand