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ZEISS IKON NETTAR

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The Zeiss Ikon Nettar is a medium format folding camera that was produced by Zeiss Ikon from 1934 to 1951. It is known for its compact and lightweight design, making it a popular choice for amateur photographers. The camera features a bellows system that allows for easy folding and unfolding, making it highly portable and convenient to carry. It uses 120 roll film, which provides high-resolution images with excellent detail. The Nettar is equipped with a high-quality Zeiss Ikon lens, known for its sharpness and clarity. It has a range of shutter speeds and aperture settings, allowing for versatile shooting in different lighting conditions. The camera also has a built-in viewfinder and a tripod mount for added stability. Overall, the Zeiss Ikon Nettar is a reliable and compact medium format camera that delivers excellent image quality.

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A wooden wall is covered with many hubcaps and a white-shuttered window, with a milk can and rocks at its base.
A large industrial structure with silos and corrugated metal buildings stands in a snowy landscape.
A collage of black and white photographs shows birds flying in a cloudy sky, a bare tree on a street, a church with a tall steeple, and a wet street with buildings lining it.
A soccer goal stands in a dirt field in front of bullet-ridden buildings under a clear sky.
A gnarled tree with a large burl on its trunk stands in a forest of bare trees.

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