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AGFA ISOLETTE III

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The Agfa Isolette III is a compact horizontal-folding camera produced by Agfa Kamerawerk AG from 1952 to 1958. It is notable for being the best-specified Isolette model, featuring an uncoupled rangefinder operated by a thumb-wheel. The camera uses 120 film for twelve 6x6 cm pictures and has front-element focusing. It was equipped with either an 85mm f/4.5 Apotar lens with a Pronto or Prontor SV/SVS shutter, or an 85mm f/4.5 Solinar lens with a Synchro-Compur shutter, or a 75mm f/3.5 Solinar lens with a Prontor SVS or Synchro-Compur (MX/MXV) shutter. Some later models included a film reminder dial. It was also sold in the USA as the Ansco Speedex Special R.

A man stands next to a yellow car with skis on its roof, surrounded by deep snow and another person in the distance.
A sandy beach with palm trees and a small boat in the water under a cloudy sky.
Two black and white photographs show people walking in a dark, blurry street at night.
Two people with luggage stand in a long, brightly lit tunnel.
People are swimming in a rooftop pool surrounded by palm trees at night, overlooking a city and harbor.

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