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Kodak Portra 400
Kodak Portra 400 is a professional C-41 color negative film known for flexible exposure latitude, natural skin tones, and fine grain.
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Agfa Karat1937
- Format
- 35mm
- Mount
- fixed
- Years
- 1937–1958
- Weight
- 500 g
- Shutter
- 1s – 1/500s
The Agfa Karat (1937 onward) is a folding 35mm camera line made by Agfa (Munich, Germany). Multiple variants over 21 years of production (1937–1958), shifting from the original **Agfa Karat cassette** (an 18-exposure proprietary cassette format) to standard 35mm in later models. The **Karat 36** (1948) and **Karat IV** (1956) were the post-war standard-35mm versions with rangefinder and Solinar / Solagon lenses.
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Fuji Superia 400
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Before you buy used
- **Bellows light leaks** — verify.
- **Slow speeds** stick.
- **Lens fungus** — store dry.
- **Variant identification** — verify which Karat (cassette vs 35mm).
- Service: German camera specialists.
About this camera
Agfa's pre-war/post-war folding 35mm. Originally used the Karat (Rapid) cassette before standardizing on regular 35mm.
Key Specs
Frequently asked questions
- What film does the Agfa Karat use?
- The Agfa Karat shoots 35mm film.
- What lens mount does the Agfa Karat have?
- The Agfa Karat uses the fixed mount.
- What shutter speeds does the Agfa Karat offer?
- The Agfa Karat's shutter speeds range from 1s to 1/500s.
