It was lying in a drawer, it could well have been lying like that for 20 years, without any outer packaging. In the meantime, all the writing on it has almost faded, nothing can be recognized anymore. Can you still take photos with this film or is it no longer possible or only with poor…
Hello, I found an Agfa Silette LK sensor while cleaning up, and I wanted to ask what all the rings on the lens and all the numbers mean. And which ones I should use, how, and when. Thank you for your help. This is a film camera.
Where can I find affordable film for my Agfa Optima 200 sensor ? I received the camera as a gift from my great aunt and am therefore a complete novice when it comes to cameras of this kind. If anyone knows the model well, I would also appreciate information about how the camera works –…
Hello, I recently found what I was looking for at a flea market and bought an Afga Optima 1a camera . According to the seller, it's still in working order. So I bought the right film and started taking pictures. The film is now full, but unfortunately I don't know how to remove it without…
Good evening, I found an Agfa Silette Vario (Agfa color-agnar 1:3.5/45). I think the aperture is defective, because when I turn three different dials for setting focus, exposure time, and another dial, nothing happens. Shouldn't the aperture normally open or close further? During exposure, it makes a grinding noise. When I load a film, push…
Hello! I found my father's old camera, and it seems to still be in perfect working order. I'd like to try taking some photos with it, but with old film! Does anyone know where I can get old film from the 1930s or 1940s? Or what they're called exactly? Greetings
I have an Agfa Photo analog camera which is reusable, but I have no battery left Can you still take photos without a battery?
Hello everyone, A while ago, I picked up an Agfa Isola 2 from a flea market. After some fiddling around and looking around, I noticed a new noise when I was pressing the shutter button. It turned out to be the lens, which meant it hadn't been working before. The next day, the lens briefly…