Ambi Silette

Agfa-Kameraw. · 1956

Typ	Fg/Su
Format	24x36 KB
Lens	Solinar
Shutter	Sy-Compur

Notes

ohne Tragoesen, 2 Su.-Brennw.

Archiv-Nr. AGFA K 0520 b01

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"AGFA Ambi Silette is an interchangeable-lens 35mm film rangefinder camera manufactured by Agfa Kamerawerk AG in Munich, West Germany, between 1957 and 1961. The Ambi Silette was the interchangeable-lens member of the Silette range of Agfa cameras that included scale-focus viewfinders named Silette and fixed-lens rangefinders named Silette Super (sold in the USA as ANSCO Memar and Super Memar). The Ambi Silette was not rebranded by ANSCO for sale in the USA. The Ambi Silette was introduced in Photokina 1956 as a result of Deckel's development of a behind-the-lens Compur leaf shutter. The behind-the-lens leaf shutter was an advance for…"

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Variants (3)

Nr.	Year	Lens	Shutter	Notes
a01	1956	Solinar	Sy-Compur	mit Tragoesen
b01	1956	Solinar	Sy-Compur	ohne Tragoesen, 2 Su.-Brennw.
c01	1956	Solinar	Sy-Compur	ohne Tragoesen, 3 Su.-Brennw.