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★ Tha Agfa Clack: A Real Vintage no Fuss Point and Shooter

It's made by millions, it is easy to find and it's cheap: your analogue friend called the Agfa Clack! If you don't have one, start checking out the flea markets, because this camera won't let you down. It's a perfect companion to your Lomography camera collection.

November 21, 2012 8 comments 34 likes
Agfa Clack: Do you Know why it's Named Like This?

Between all my vintage cameras, my favorite is the Agfa CLACK!

October 12, 2012 3 comments 10 likes
Somebody's Trash is Someone Else's Treasure: Analogue Cameras Retrieved from the Dumpster

Listening to Garbage's album "Not Your Kind of People" and thinking about the meaning of their name (garbage is trash, but the band sounds great) I got myself remembering how many times someone threw away a camera (or any analogue device) believing it was trash at the same time that, for us, it's a treasure! Definitely, they are not our kind of people!

June 01, 2012 4 comments 10 likes
1950s Agfa Clack

The Agfa Clack was introduced in 1954 and built until 1965 by Agfa in Germany. The camera uses 120mm medium format film and creates pictures that are 6 to 9cm wide (so not the usual square pictures but landscape!). You get 8 pictures on one roll of medium format film, and those negs are HUGE!

October 26, 2008 3 comments 4 likes

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