Pentacon with the light meter with Carl Zeiss Tessar 2.8/50mm Lens in beautiful condition and hard to find in this condition.

These are among the first 35mm film cameras with such built in light meter. But the light meter is not coupled. These are historically important in history of photography development which took over 100 years to get to how we take photos today. The cameras were developed step by step. Collectors who collect and admire, the progress of the marvel of engineering and the people who devoted their lives to improve the art of taking photographs. It’s a very interesting subject to follow and learn and most of all what is better than having you own collection of vintage cameras at home so you can display it and have an interesting conversation with family and friends. For all the camera collectors and enthusiasts around the world buy and collect these vintage gems as much as you can while available, the knowledge you get out of it is far more valuable than money you spend to buy them.

Vintage Pentacon film camera fitted with a Carl Zeiss Tessar 2.8/50mm lens.

The camera's light meter is working and the viewfinder is clean. The shutter fires, but the shutter speeds have not been tested for accuracy, and the camera has not been film tested. The self-timer is working.

The second shutter curtain has creases, as shown in the photographs.

Lens condition:

Clean glass

No fungus

No haze

No separation

Focus operates smoothly

This camera is part of a vintage camera collection and would make an interesting addition for a collector or enthusiast.

Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description and show the condition of the camera and lens.

Please Note:

This is a vintage camera and are being sold AS IS. No guarantee is given regarding accuracy, reliability, or suitability for regular photographic use. No returns accepted. Please purchase only if you understand and accept the condition described.


Please check out my other listings, as I am selling items from the same camera collection. Combined postage is available where possible.