Adox Golf I

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Manufactured or assembled in Germany from (Before) 1964 to 1965.
Index of rarity in France: Infrequent (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 10188

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Chronology of cameras Adox

Starting from the mid-1950s, the name Golf was used for a series of horizontal folding cameras with a 6x6 format. As this type of camera became outdated, Adox kept the name but applied it to a new series of 35mm cameras starting in 1964. These cameras have a modern and very simple design. The body is rectangular, with a metallic top part that has a brushed aluminum appearance, and a black plastic bottom part. The lens is slightly off-center, and the viewfinder is placed as far away as possible from the optical axis. The shutter button is large, rectangular, and flat, made of metal, and has a thread for a cable release.

The series is rational: a simple model, an intermediate model with a collimated viewfinder, and two elaborate models with a light meter. The lens model and its quality correspond to the level of the model.

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The Golf I is the simplest model, with an Adoxar 2.8/45mm lens. Its shutter allows for speeds of 1/30, 1/60, and 1/125, in addition to the B (bulb) setting.

1964 Foto-Quelle catalog. Page 5

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