Ferrania Galileo Condoretta brand_Sinar and the weight and size

and the weight and size make it a sub-optimal "everyday" lens- but nothing else does quite what this lens does

for steadier shots when a tripod isn't available (though we still do recommend a tripod)

but the body cable won’t retract consistently unless it is held straight

but not recommended for use with digital cameras

and you can swap them in seconds with a clever magnetic attachment system

Ferrania Galileo Condoretta brand_Sinar and the weight and sizeThe Ferrania Galileo Condoretta is a compact 35mm camera with a great name. It's simple enough: it has a scale focusing lens and a manual reset frame counter, a decent little viewfinder, and a body mounted shutter release (though you'll still have to cock the shutter manually). The lens is a 4cm f4 Galileo Terog; the shutter is a Galileo Aplon with speeds from 1s to 1 500s. Includes case.