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The '''530/15''' is a folding camera in the [[Ikonta]] line, produced by the German company [[Zeiss Ikon]]. <br/>It takes 8 images size 6.5x11 cm on a [[116 film|616 type]] [[rollfilm]]. The Super Ikonta's are equiped with coupled rangefinders. | The '''530/15''' is a folding camera in the [[Ikonta]] line, produced by the German company [[Zeiss Ikon]]. <br/>It takes 8 images size 6.5x11 cm on a [[116 film|616 type]] [[rollfilm]]. The Super Ikonta's are equiped with coupled rangefinders. | ||
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In some countries sold as the '''Super Ikomat D'''. | In some countries sold as the '''Super Ikomat D'''. | ||
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* Production period : 1934 to 1938 | * Production period : 1934 to 1938 | ||
* Format : 6.5 x 11 cm on [[116 film|616 type]] [[rollfilm]] | * Format : 6.5 x 11 cm on [[116 film|616 type]] [[rollfilm]] | ||
| − | * Known Lens/Shutter combinations : <br/>Triotar 4.5/12 cm lens in a [[Klio]] shutter <br/>Tessar 4.5/12 cm lens in a [[Compur]] or [[Compur-Rapid]] shutter | + | * Known Lens/Shutter combinations : <br/>Triotar 4.5/12 cm lens in a [[Klio]] shutter <br/>[[Tessar]] 4.5/12 cm lens in a [[Compur]] or [[Compur-Rapid]] shutter |
* Filter Size : ? | * Filter Size : ? | ||
* Flash synchronisation : none | * Flash synchronisation : none | ||
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* Weight: ? grams | * Weight: ? grams | ||
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== Bibliography == | == Bibliography == | ||
* Bernd K.Otto, Article "Die Entwicklung der Ikonta/Super Ikonta (1)" in the German magazine Photo Deal Nr.46 III/2004 | * Bernd K.Otto, Article "Die Entwicklung der Ikonta/Super Ikonta (1)" in the German magazine Photo Deal Nr.46 III/2004 | ||
* The British Journal Almanac, 1936, advertisment page 546 | * The British Journal Almanac, 1936, advertisment page 546 | ||
| + | ==Links== | ||
| + | *[https://youtu.be/k2T1hvwO05o?si=LsiigH_VXPHyoz0u Super Ikonta 530/15 video review] by YouTuber [https://www.youtube.com/@oddballcamera Oddball Camera] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:22, 5 April 2024
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| Super Ikonta 530/15 image by Samuel's Dad (Image rights) |
The 530/15 is a folding camera in the Ikonta line, produced by the German company Zeiss Ikon.
It takes 8 images size 6.5x11 cm on a 616 type rollfilm. The Super Ikonta's are equiped with coupled rangefinders.
It is a 2-format camera with an inlay mask and 2 red windows in the back. With this mask it is possible to take 16 images size 5x6.5 cm on a 616 type rollfilm.
In 1936 the 530/15 was updated with an Albada type viewfinder and a body shutter release.
In some countries sold as the Super Ikomat D.
Specifications
- Production period : 1934 to 1938
- Format : 6.5 x 11 cm on 616 type rollfilm
- Known Lens/Shutter combinations :
Triotar 4.5/12 cm lens in a Klio shutter
Tessar 4.5/12 cm lens in a Compur or Compur-Rapid shutter - Filter Size : ?
- Flash synchronisation : none
- Lighmeter system : none
- Double exposure prevention : none
- Rangefinder : Coupled, rotating wedge
- Viewfinder : Foldable, from 1936 onwards of the Albada type
- Color Finish : Black with chrome ornaments
- Color Leatherette : Black
- Dimensions WxHxD (folded) : ?x?x? mm
- Weight: ? grams
Bibliography
- Bernd K.Otto, Article "Die Entwicklung der Ikonta/Super Ikonta (1)" in the German magazine Photo Deal Nr.46 III/2004
- The British Journal Almanac, 1936, advertisment page 546
Links
- Super Ikonta 530/15 video review by YouTuber Oddball Camera
