Agfa Isola II

The Agfa Isola II is a medium format camera. It was built in the early 1960s by the Agfa Camerawerk in Germany.

The viewfinder camera comes with an Agfa Agnar 6.375 lens. The lens must be focused manually. The closest focusing distance is 1 meter.

The "Agfa Singlo 2" shutter of the Agfa Isola 2 supports three setting options, 1/100s, 1/30 s and Bulb.

The Agfa Isola II is completely mechanical and does not require batteries. Therefore, measuring the correct exposure must also be done externally. It exposes 6x6 images on 120 roll film. The number of pictures taken, can be seen through a small window on the back.

An external flash and tripod can be connected to the Agfa Isola II.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ about the Agfa Isola II

Is the Agfa Isola II a difficult camera to use?

No, it's quite simple to operate. It's fully mechanical, so there are no batteries or complex settings. You just need to focus the lens and choose the shutter speed.

What kind of pictures does this camera take?

The Isola II shoots 6x6cm square images on 120 roll film. These are medium format photos, known for their great detail and quality.

How do I know how many photos I've taken?

There's a small window on the back of the camera that shows the number of exposures remaining on the film roll.

Can I use a flash with the camera?

Yes, it has a flash sync socket, allowing you to use an external flash. This is helpful for shooting in low-light situations.

Does the device have autofocus?

No, the Agfa Isola II uses a manual focus lens. You need to manually adjust the focus ring on the lens to achieve sharp images. The closest focusing distance is 1 meter.

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