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Zeiss Ikon Nettar (515/2 Ev) |
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Manufactured or assembled in Germany from 1950 to 1951.
Index of rarity in France: Infrequent (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 6484
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Chronology of cameras Zeiss Ikon
The Nettar cameras should be considered as more affordable versions of the Ikonta. They follow the same general architecture but eliminate costly features such as high-performance lenses, shutters, luxurious materials, and the latest technical advancements. If the Nettar folding 6 x 9 cm models evolve to incorporate some of the improvements seen in the Ikonta, it generally happens with a time lag.
The successive generations of vertical 6 x 9 cm Nettar cameras are as follows:
515/2 from 1933 to 1938. This is a simple folding camera that can be compared to the Ikonta 520/2. It features two viewfinders, and the shutter release is located on the shutter itself.
515/22 from 1938 to 1945. The shape of the bellows is updated, and the shutter release moves to the camera body. The viewfinder is no longer rectifying. During the same period, Ikonta cameras (521/2) were modified similarly, but they also gained a double-exposure prevention feature.
Manufacturing resumes after the war (1949/52) without any changes and retaining the same model code.
516/2 from 1943 to 1945, with a double-exposure prevention system, introduced in Ikonta cameras in 1938.
517/2 from approximately 1951 to approximately 1956, featuring a top that incorporates the viewfinder.
This classification does not include some models that stand out due to their unique bellows design and both viewfinders. Some have the shutter release on the shutter itself, while others have it on the camera body. It is likely that these models fit in between the first two generations listed above.
Ce Nettar 515/2 était un modèle d'entrée de gamme. Un Ikonta (avec un objectif plus lumineux) valait trois fois plus cher. Il a un obturateur Vario permettant uniquement trois vitesses et la pose B, et un objectif Novar n'ouvrant qu'à 6,3. La combinaison de l'objectif et de l'obturateur permet de le dater précisément de février 1950 à mai 1951. Le fabricant de l'objectif était Hensoldt pour cette version précise. Le Novar pouvait être fabriqué par Rodenstock pour d'autres modèles.
Il dispose néanmoins d'une prise synchro-flash et d'un déclencheur sur le capot. Le viseur a une partie optique, alors que d'autres 515/2 doivent se contenter d'un viseur à double cadre non optique.
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