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Vuile Plas / Kontich / Belgium / Mamiya RB67 / Sekor 90mm / expired (1998) AGFA Optima 100 @iso100 / home developed / Canon Canoscan 8800f
A short walk in a park - Forte Antenne - in Rome, in a neglected condition. I tried a new lens, Meike MK 25mm F1.8 - full manual with my old and beloved Olympus e-pl6.
The photos were developed with various film simulations.
Thrift shop treasure € 1, 75
Picked this one up in february.
Though these little Germans where made in the hundred thousands, this one is still In absolute mint condition, so i'm happy.
My latest acquisition. Very nice compact camera. Large, bright viewfinder.
The Agfa Optima sensor electronic was identical to the Agfa Optima 535 Sensor electronic and — like the Agfa Optima sensor Flash - produced in Portugal.
Manufactured in 1982.
Lens: Agfa Solitar 40mm / 1:2.8
Shutter: 1/30 sec. to 1/500
Aperture range: 2.8 to 22
Dimensions: 104 × 70 × 56 mm
Weight: 265 g
Batteries: 3 x alkaline / silver oxide 625G
Information retrieved from this website (in German), which also features beautiful photos of all the 1970s Agfa Optima line.
Another good read (in English) is the Agfa Optima 1535 page on Alfred's Camera Page.
I photographed this beautiful Kia Optima SW Plug-in-hybrid in october 2019 for Askja. I´m still so impressed with it....
Canon EOS 5D mark IV + Canon EF 70-200mm f2.8L IS II
This little cutie is tha Agfa Optima Parat, a scale-focus half-frame camera from Agfa featuring an excellent f2.8 Solinar lens in Compur shutter. It features metered auto-exposure with manual aperture control for use with flash, plus B. With a top metered film speed of ASA 200, film choice is a bit limited, but it should be capable of excellent results. The back removes for film loading, and with all-metal construction of the body, this diminutive camera is surprisingly hefty. The finish of the metal is absolutely gorgeous, much better than the zinc alloy used on earlier Agfa cameras.
I am so excited to get this camera from ebay. It was very good deal because it sold as it is non tested. Lucky that everything is function. After some hours of cleaning up the lens and view finder, it is not ready for the 1st roll test :-)
Briefly sold in Canada under this name. Another GM brand failure. Passport dealers sold mostly Isuzu cars and trucks, along with this Daewoo import. Probably the most "badge engineered" car of recent times.
喜歡這台完全是因為他的皮套。
經過一些了解後，才決定買下這台！
小巧可愛的造型，還有大紅色的按鈕越看越喜歡。
大大的觀景窗讓我一度以為是閃光燈 XD，
我覺得最值得一提的應該是他的觀景窗裡的ICON特別大，真是爆可愛
有山、兩個人、一個人共三個圖形～
原來德國人也耍可愛這招～～
Made in Germany , 1959-1960 . For 35mm roll film . The first automatic camera with programmed exposure (Selenium meter for exposure calculation) .
From an ad : " The electric-eye system sets the opening and the shutter between 1/30second and 1/250th second .Then you indicate one of three settings - close-up , group , or landscape - aim , press the 'magic key' , and shoot . When you press the 'magic key' , a red light flashes in the viewfinder if there is just not enough light for the film you're using. Flash and time exposures can be made when desired ."
The shutter is on top of the camera . The lever to the right of the front plate (as seen from the front - the'magic key') activates the light meter and initiates the auto-exposure system , the wheel on the lower left of the front is for opening and closing a door for the flash contact in the upper left corner .
A special feature is the use of sketch of the cartoon characters Max & Moritz as a symbol for close-up and portraits ; these are the heroes from a famous book by the German author Wilhelm Busch , published in 1865 .
Two popular vehicles these days - Kia Optima and Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck. They must have parked when the lot was full of vehicles.
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Happy Telegraph Tuesday!!!
A modern mixed-use condominium project in downtown Scottsdale, AZ consisting of several interconnected buildings with lush garden terraces, a landscaped roof, and ground floor retail. The main landscaping design was based on line of sight, jumping from one unit to the next. Solar panels are also incorporated into the rooftop gardens.
Agfa Optima Sensor 535 @f4 - Kodak Gold 200 ISO expired 2006
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44 155 with Optima Express departs from station Plovdiv./ 44 155 с Оптима Експрес заминава от гара Пловдив.
Kia's all new 2011 Optima. This is a preproduction model so there may be some changes. I hope they don't change much cause DAMN this is one nice looking car.
Fast alles über die ersten Serien der Optimas von Agfa steht bei meiner Optima III S.
Laut dem Foto-Magazin 12/1962 besitzt die Optima Ia einen Spezial-Automatik-Verschluss ("Optimat 103 A"), der von 1/30 s bis 1/160 s arbeitet und stufenlos Zeit und Blende einstellt (zitiert nach der Seite von Ernst Giger). Das steht übrigens im Gegensatz zu den Angaben der meisten im Netz zu findenden Quellen, wo meist von max. 1/250 s die Rede ist.
Das Neue dieser Kamera gegenüber ihren Vorgängerinnen war das Gehäusematerial: Statt des Alu-Druckgusses verwendete man einen neu entwickelten Kunststoff, in dem Verschraubungen sicher hielten und der wenig Nachbearbeitung erforderte. Das wirkte sich auch auf des Gewicht aus: Statt der 720 g der ersten Optima I wog diese neue Version nur noch ca. 400 g.
Für den Blitzbetrieb dreht man von "A" weg auf die passende Blendenzahl, dabei wird automatisch 1/30 s eingestellt. Auch für den "B"-Betrieb wählt man die Blende manuell.
Die Entfernungseinstellung geschieht anhand von Symbolen: Landschaft (∞), Gruppe (3,80 m), Porträt (1,80 m). Für Aufnahmen in nächster Nähe ist 1 m als Zahl angegeben.
Die Rückwand ist nicht angelenkt, sondern wird nach unten komplett abgezogen. Das Filmzählwerk befindet sich an der Seite, die Rückspul-Entsperrung auf der Rückseite.
Zum Zeitpunkt ihres Erscheinens im Jahr 1962 kostete die Optima Ia 189,- DM.