· It also made sure, that the Ikoflex has some very “special” features that you have to be aware of when shooting. My Ikoflex is probably an Ikoflex I (/16) built between and , but sources are so confusing that I can’t be really sure about the production date. It is equipped with a Novar Anastigmat 75mm, f lens which renders. · is an "Ikoflex I (early)" Taking lens is Novar 80mm f Shutter is a Klio 1 - 1/ sec. Has a focussing lever rather than knob. I'm having trouble finding a manual online, most seem to be for either the 1a or later and they have differences on the loading side of things. Can anyone here point me in the direction of an online manual or. Ikoflex (/16) Often refered to as the "coffeee can" or "original", this camera is destinctively styled, with film counters for and film. Lever focus at bottom front of the www.doorway.rug: manual.
Ikoflex I (early) The original Ikoflex I and II were launched simultaneously to replace the Coffeecan in This early and basic one has a Novar lens. Lever focus on right side (changed to knob from ). Taking lens is Novar 80mm f Shutter is a Klio 1 - 1/ sec. Forums Equipment Classic Manual Cameras Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex /16 "Coffee Can". Discussion in 'Classic Manual Cameras' started by andyfalsetta, . andyfalsetta. The /16 was the very first TLR Zeiss Ikon produced back in - ' I found this nearly 80 year old "version II" example on ebay and crossed my fingers the optics. Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex Ic. click for sample. Produced Zeiss Ikon AG, Stuttgart, Germany. Film type Picture size 6cm x 6cm. Weight 2lbs, 6oz (1kg, g) Lens (taking) coated Zeiss Tessar 75mm f (stops to f16) Filter size mm threaded, 37mm slip-on. Focal range ′ to infinity.
is an "Ikoflex I (early)" Taking lens is Novar 80mm f Shutter is a Klio 1 - 1/ sec. Has a focussing lever rather than knob. I'm having trouble finding a manual online, most seem to be for either the 1a or later and they have differences on the loading side of things. Can anyone here point me in the direction of an online manual or. Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex /16 - shutter problemWithout frontal lens, Pronto II shutter blades's behavior - speed The /16 was the very first TLR Zeiss Ikon produced back in - ' I found this nearly 80 year old "version II" example on ebay and crossed my fingers the optics were okay. I was pleased to find the glass perfect but under a layer of dust and grime just like the rest of the camera.
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