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KODAK RETINA IIIC

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The Kodak Retina IIIc (Type 021 Model I) is a 35mm camera introduced at Photokina Cologne in 1954. It features an f/2 50mm Xenon or Heligon lens and a coupled rangefinder. This model includes an uncoupled exposure meter that reads in Light Values. The Retina IIIc has a Synchro-Compur shutter with speeds from 1 second to 1/500, and its lens assembly slides forward, providing more rigidity than earlier Retina models. It also has a film advance lever on the camera base and supports interchangeable front lens components.

A woman in a pink hat and shirt stands on a mossy landscape under a pale sky.
A red awning with the words "Decent Pizza" is illuminated at night above the entrance to a pizza shop.
A glass greenhouse with a light blue door shows plants inside and shadows on the ground outside.
A wet dog shakes water from its fur while standing on a rocky shore next to a body of water.
A row of houses with dark roofs stands behind a field of tall crops under a cloudy sky.
A dirt road curves along a lake with mountains and pine trees under a cloudy sky.

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