AGFA SILETTE,with AGNAR COLOR lenses,very good build,2.9/45mm

One of my other favourite camera;built to last!I was lucky with this one,being purchased from a charity shop here in Horsham.The meter is online,and accurate.The lenses are Rodenstock Reomar 45mm,coated.In absolute mint condition,this camera has a feeling about it and a good one at that.Solid metal body,easy to repair,easy to use.Good companion on those trekkings of mine!

As most of cameras are vintage and therefore meterless,this tiny clever clip on meter made in Japan in the 70's is a valuable add to my collection.Still very good and accurate,just clips on the flash shoe,or if i havent got one on a particular camera,i just use it with a cord around my neck;it does its job brilliant!

Very small and pocketable,is ideal for me...made in Japan in the 70's,still working fine and has a cine film setting as well.

Don't be fooled about USSR thing,the russians built some fine cameras.This one is a 1955 made camera,and in all respects is fine shooter.Curtain still intact,lens INDUSTAR 22,50mm,is a wonder,very sharp and most of the times it behaves exactly like its expensive sister ELMAR  or LEITZ lenses!Speeds are from B to 500,f=3,5/22.

Now this is what I'd call a heavy duty unit;rugged and heavy,is my main tool when i take some far shots in large areas,indoor or outdoor.Heidosmat shutters,clear glass and a joy to use and to hold!!

My personal Minox camera,the AIIIs was with me in the last 3 years every day,sitting in my shirt or jeans pocket;unobtrusive and discrete,it is a little jewel to use and to hold.3.5/15 Complan lenses,focus from 8' to 00.Film format 9.2mm/8x11,in cartridge drop in type.Excellent camera,with Techpan 25 or AGFA APX 25 makes prints up to 8"by 10".Minox cameras are my first choice of a camera,anytime,anywhere(well,not really:-)).Shown here with daylight Minox dev tank,Minox lightmeter and Minox 8x11 flash unit.