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| + | '''Super Isolette''' is the name of the top a 6×6 cm folding camera for 120 film made by [[Agfa]]. "Super" refers to the inclusion of a [[rangefinder (device)|coupled rangefinder]]. (The [[Agfa Isolette II|Isolette II]] had no rangefinder and on the [[Agfa Isolette III|Isolette III]] it was uncoupled.) The four-element f/3.5 Solinar was also the highest-grade lens offered among Agfa's folders. These features make the Super Isolette a sought-after camera even today. | ||
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| + | The same camera was offered for sale by [[Ansco]] in the USA as the [[Ansco Super Speedex|Super Speedex]]. | ||
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| − | + | *[http://www.ph.utexas.edu/~yue/misc/AnscAgfa.html#SuprIso Super Isolette] profiled among other Agfa/Ansco folders, by [http://www.ph.utexas.edu/~yue/ Andrew Yue] | |
[[Category: German 6x6 rangefinder folding]] | [[Category: German 6x6 rangefinder folding]] | ||
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Super Isolette is the name of the top a 6×6 cm folding camera for 120 film made by Agfa. "Super" refers to the inclusion of a coupled rangefinder. (The Isolette II had no rangefinder and on the Isolette III it was uncoupled.) The four-element f/3.5 Solinar was also the highest-grade lens offered among Agfa's folders. These features make the Super Isolette a sought-after camera even today.
The same camera was offered for sale by Ansco in the USA as the Super Speedex.
Links
- Super Isolette profiled among other Agfa/Ansco folders, by Andrew Yue
