Product Description
An inexpensive snapshot camera, the Agfa CLICK-I was manufactured by Agfa Camera-Werk AG, München, Germany between 1958-70. The CLICK-I is a 120 medium format viewfinder camera designed for simple operation. The CLICK is considered as an evolutionary model of the Agfa CLACK (produced by Agfa from 1954 to 1965), which featured an internal yellow filter, instead the CLACK’s close up lens.
The plastic body features a curved back cover which serves as a film pressure plate, resulting in good sharpness.
Because of it’s basic design and functionality, the Agfa CLICK-I is a favorite of Lomographic photographers, along with the Diana camera. For more information, and sample images, see Marcy’s Agfa Click-I Camera Review and Photos > Cameras > Agfa Click I at lomography.
Specifications
- Internal yellow filter (set to yellow dot on the lens-shutter barrel)
- 120 roll film with a 6x6cm image size
- Fixed focus Meniscus 72.5mm f/8.8 lens with slip-on filter
- Aperture: f/8.8 and f/11; setting: lever and cloudy and sunny setting ikons on the lens-shutter barrel
- Single speed rotary shutter (approximate sppeed = 1/30 sec.)
- Synchronised for Agfa Clibo flash unit, attach buttons on the right of the top plate
- Cocking lever and Shutter release: by the same lever, on the lens-shutter barrel
- Winding knob: on the top plate
- Simple Galilei viewfinder
- Removable back cover with red window. Opening latch located on the camera’s left side
- 1/4” tripod socket
- Strap lugs
- Plastic body
- Weight: 183g
