Zeiss Ikon Taxo-64 Derval Folding Camera

Description

Zeiss Ikon Taxo-64 Derval Folding Camera was a renowned German camera manufacturer known for producing high-quality cameras and lenses. They manufactured a variety of cameras over the years, including folding cameras.

One notable folding camera produced by Zeiss Ikon is the Zeiss Ikon Nettar series. These cameras were manufactured from the 1930s to the 1950s and were designed to be compact and portable while still delivering excellent image quality.

The Zeiss Ikon Nettar cameras typically featured a folding bellows design, which allowed the camera to collapse into a more compact form when not in use. This made them convenient for travel and outdoor photography. They often used medium format film, such as 120 or 620 film, which produced larger negatives compared to 35mm film, resulting in higher resolution images.

These cameras were available in various models with different lens and shutter combinations to suit different photography needs and budgets. Some models featured Zeiss lenses known for their optical quality and sharpness.

While the Zeiss Ikon Nettar cameras are no longer in production, they are still highly regarded by vintage camera enthusiasts for their craftsmanship, design, and the timeless quality of the images they produce.

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