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Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta 534/16 Reviews Posted by Bengt Köhler Sandberg 2012-02-15  Specs: Lens: Carl Zeiss Tessar 75mm f/3,5 Aperture: f/3,5 - f/22 5 bladed aperure Shutter: Compur 1/500 sec to 1 sec plus a Bulb setting Takes standard 120 film 6x6 images format Automatic film advance stop Double-exposure prevention Rangefinder in the viewfinder Light meter Image quality You expect quality when you see a Zeiss lens but do this live up to its reputation? f/3,5
Not that bad
at all wide open!
Little soft but it don't have any problems with corner sharpness that many of similar lenses have.  Download full
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All metal body and it have a really good quality. Conclusion What a amazing camera!! The range finder works great and to my surprise so did the light meter. The one thing that im not a big fan of is how you operate the aperture and shutter speed. There linked together and if you change the shutter speed the aperture change with it. So you don´t change the “EV” (how much the film will be exposed) To only change the aperture you must press the lever out a bit and then turn. But do I recommend this camera? YES if you see one take it and run as fast as you can :) Thumbs up: Great image quality Easy to use Built in light meter that I find quite accurate Thumbs down: The only real thumbs down I can give this camera is the 5 bladed aperture. The linked shutter and aperture is a thumb down for me but don´t mean that you don´t like it that way. Want to help
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Technical Info Scanner: Epson V700 Film: Kodak Tmax 100 Developer: Kodak D76 And I used a tripod for all the images. My facebook
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