Zeiss Ikon SUPER NETTEL BOOKLET Product booklet

the  farnous   foeal-plane     carnerfl,-
           renowned throughout  the world for its unique construc-
                  iiotr, for its rigidity  (due to the special typ"  of extension
              struts) and  for  its reliable and convenient focal - plane
             shutter. And now (1934) the Nettel has been further per-
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Low  running   eosts-the  ideal of the modern camerauser:
          So. the new Nettel  takes   f € xi*  ineh  pietures.
IIltra   - speed  of lens  for the fastest exposuresthough the light
          may be poor and  for snapshots  at night:
         So the new lTettel  is fitted  with  Zeiss Tessars
             of ftB.E a,nd ft2.E  apertttre.
           You  know  that  a lens of large  aperture  requires  exact
              focussirg  on distance  and  that  the  little  negatives  must
            be  of  the  utmost  sharpness   if  they  are to be enlarged
               to any  extent:
         So the Super Nettel has autornatie  foeussing
          by the distance  meter whieh  is integral  part
            of the  instrurnent.


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ffis.  Green  filter,  Red  filter,  Three - colour   fi,lter  for  Agfacolor
exposures? Optical  Near  Focusser  for  close-ups  at  distanees  of  20,  l2o or
B ins., various  finders,  stands and  other  fitments.   Plate-adapter    for  single
exposures 3 X 4.5 cm. Appliances  for developmento printing  and storage of Super
NIetteI  films,  apparatus  for enlarging  and  projeetion-particulars    on request.

You know  that a camera
                                                    which  shall stand up  to
                                                    hard use must not com-
                                                            prise any  parts  that  are
                                                            readily damaged.
                 Ilenee  the metalfoeal-plane     shntter   of the Super  Nettel
                            It  is very seldom that  the user of a modern Zeiss Ikon camera
               needs to use a tripod. The amateur of some experience is in fact
able to take  night  pictures by relatively  long  shutte"             with  the camera
held in the hand. But  for sports subjects in the most rapid"*poro""-movement? the camera
must work at high speed.
Ihe   Super   Nettel   shutter    gives  exposures    from     rlr  to  1/rooro sec.
The lens is fixed and is housed in a sunk mount. The body of the camera is closed            oobaseboardt'oby a hinged               thus covering the lens and bellows and protecting them
from dust and damage when the camera is not  in use. The mechanism bywhich
the lens is brought  out and put back  is extremely smooth in action and holds
the lens with                    he camera  slips  easily  into  the  pocket  and  its
shape ma                                    point  which  cannot  be overstressed when
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