Agfa Isolette6×6 Folding, Agnar 85mm f/4.5

Produced by Agfa starting in 1950, the Isolette was a series of medium-format folding cameras that epitomized post-war European craftsmanship. Its compact folding design made 6×6 medium-format photography genuinely portable, while the Agnar or Apotar lenses delivered respectable sharpness. The Isolette was a favorite of travelers and amateur photographers who wanted medium-format quality without the bulk.

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