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Agfa Karat 3,5
Specifications, film and matching parts.
- Type
- Folding camera
- Film
- 35 mm
Camera
- Type
- Folding camera
Film
- Film
- 35 mm
- Frame size
- 24 × 36 mm
Lens
- Lens
- 50 mm f/3.5
- Focusing
- zone focusing (estimated distance)
Shutter
- Shutter
- Leaf shutter, mechanical
Exposure
- Metering
- none
The camera takes Karat cartridges and needs an empty take-up cartridge when you load it. [1]
Setting the shutter speed, cocking the shutter and releasing it are separate steps; according to the manual, you set the speed before cocking. [1]
Sources
- Agfa: Gebrauchsanweisung Karat 3,5, Bestellnummern 2025/00 und 2025/01
- Deutsches Kameramuseum: Agfa Karat 3,5 mit Solinar
- Museum für Agfa-Kameras: Karat 3,5
- Wikipedia: Agfa Karat
Compiled from manufacturer documents and the sources listed. Found a mistake? Let us know
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Voigtländer Vito IIa1955–1957 · 50 mm f/3.5vs. Karat 3,5: very similar
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Rollei 35 Germany1966–1971 · 40 mm f/3.5vs. Karat 3,5: viewfinder camera instead of folding camera
- Rollei C351969–1971 · 40 mm f/3.5vs. Karat 3,5: 40 mm instead of 50 mm
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Rollei B 351969–1978 · 270 g · 40 mm f/3.5vs. Karat 3,5: with light meter
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Rollei 35 B1969–1978 · 270 g · 40 mm f/3.5vs. Karat 3,5: viewfinder camera instead of folding camera
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Agfa Optima 1035from 1976 · 40 mm f/2.8vs. Karat 3,5: faster lens, f/2.8
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Minox 35 GT-Efrom 1988 · 190 g · 35 mm f/2.8vs. Karat 3,5: 35 mm instead of 50 mm
- Konica Konilette 35from 1959 · 45 mm f/3.5vs. Karat 3,5: 45 mm instead of 50 mm
