Kodak retinette 2a manual

kodak.3106.net >index manuals information The Retinette Guide These web-pages have been scanned and converted from a photocopy of the "Focal Press" publication "Retinette Guide", 1965 edition. There may be reference to "current" and "discontinued" models. Obviously all Retinette cameras are now long discontinued, I had so much fun taking photos with my Kodak Retina Ia that I figured this Retinette IA would be a hoot too. Boy, was I wrong. I'm sure this Retinette was a very nice camera in its day. It cost $45, which was way more expensive than an average Brownie but probably quite a bargain for its fine German lens and brick-outhouse build quality. Kodak Retina 1a, closed and ready to pocket. When the frame counter reaches 1 and you've made that shot, the advance lever locks. This way you know the film's done. To rewind, press the rewind button (the inset button on the bottom with the small black dot), lift the top left knob and start turning it clockwise. The Kodak Retina IIa is my favorite of the long lived Retina series, the epitome of a classic small fast lensed 35mm folder. What makes it so good? It's small size, superb 50/2 Xenon or Heligon lens, better than average finder, quiet leaf shutter, and the simple straightforward design which translates to pleasurable shooting. Film, 35mm, and scans, Kodak Retinette IIA film camera, Rants and discussions, Street and Protest Perfect Photos! January 12, 2013 Trojan_Llama street performers stilt walkers kodak retinette retina 2A IIA wisbech art perfect photos magazines Leave a comment This KODAK Retinette 1A had problem with the sticky self timer. First: set the focus to infinity Remember to set a mark before unscrew the front lens group, and where the lens come off the A Kodak Retinette 1B (Type 37) with a Reomar 45mm f/2.8 Lens and a Prontor LK Shutter. Photos - these pictures are of the actual item up for sale and provide a clear indication of its condition. The viewfinder is clean and clear, the re