ZEISS IKON NETTAR II REVIEW

Zeiss Ikon Nettar II

Type:

Folding

Medium:

120 Film

Image size:

6x9cm

Lens:

Integrated

Flash:

Cold shoe

Origin:

Germany

Year:

1949

Street price:

$60


120 Film

INTRODUCTION

The Zeiss Ikon Nettar II is a folding medium format camera made in Germany by Zeiss in 1949.


BEST SUITED FOR:


Good for nothing!

PERSONAL NOTES

This was my second folding camera. They are quite cheap, they have narrow viewfinders and limited shutter speeds, but their optics are of much better quality than box cameras. On one side, the Zeiss Ikon Nettar II is better than my previous folder camera, it's all metal, more robust, but is much more heavier, so on the other side, it was less pocketable. It produces 8 rectangle images of 6x9cm on one roll of 120 film. The quality of the images is terrific.


CONCLUSION

If you want to have a compact medium format camera, folders are pretty much the best compromise. Not too limited, very compact for medium format, they generally give good quality images, and are filled with historical discoveries.


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VERDICT:

Image Quality 3/5
Versatility 2/5
Build Quality 2/5
Value for money 3/5
Sexyness 2/5

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