Vintage film camera - Agfa Optima Flash Sensor

Agfa optima flash sensor vintage film. Tested and fully functional. This agfa-branded device belongs to the long line of optima that appeared in 1976. This model, manufactured for 2 years from 1981 to 1983, has the distinction of having a built-in flash. It is a device with automatic speed and exposure. Thanks to its cds (twin cells) sensor, it automatically adjusts the shooting settings and notifies you if you need to deploy the flash. All you have to do is adjust the focus. This allows for great flexibility of use in a variety of light conditions, avoiding under- or overexposed photos. It is also very sturdy because it is made of metal and covered with plastic. This model you buy is in excellent condition, both cosmetic and mechanical. Only the strap fasteners on the device are not original. It has been completely revised and tested with a complete film. It is sold with its original agfa-marked cover, also in perfect condition and a strap. Technical features: Film: 135 (35mm standard) colors or black and white. Goal: agfa solitar 40mm f2.8; 4 elements in 3 groups. Focus: manual 0.9m to infinity. Shutter speed: 1/45s - 1/1000s automatic. Opening: f2.8 - automatic f22. Flash: integral - manual deployment. Cell sensitivity range: 25-500 iso. Includes a step of screw for foot. Works on 2 standard aaa (1.5v) batteries.