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Kodak Retina IIc (Type 020)
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Free appraisal in 24 h, payment in 48 h and free shipping. We inspect it, refurbish it and give it a second life.
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View warranty terms and conditionsThe Kodak Retina IIc (Type 020) is a 35mm rangefinder camera manufactured by Kodak in Germany between 1954 and 1957, known for its robust construction and interchangeable lens system using a Deckel bayonet mount. It belongs to the prestigious Retina series, designed to deliver optical quality in a compact and reliable body, ideal for advanced enthusiasts and collectors seeking mechanical precision.
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Key Features
- 35mm format with 24x36mm negative, compatible with standard film rolls.
- Coupled rangefinder with built-in parallax compensation for precise focusing.
- Compur-Rapid leaf shutter with speeds from 1/500 to 1 second and Bulb mode.
- Deckel bayonet mount for lens interchangeability; includes standard Retina-Xenon C 50mm f/2.8 lens (depending on original configuration).
- Film advance via thumb wheel and locking system to prevent double exposures.
Ideal For
Designed for photography enthusiasts with an interest in classic analog photography and collectors who appreciate mid-20th century German engineering. Its rangefinder design makes it suitable for street photography, travel, and portraits with full manual control.
Condition
Second-hand product inspected by Camera Market. It has been restored, tested, and inspected with specialized tools, functioning correctly after professional repair. Includes a standard 6-month warranty and 24-48h shipping from Barcelona.
What condition is this item in?
Every item that leaves Camera Market goes through a <strong class="text-ink-strong">full functional and condition check</strong> before going on sale. We verify it performs correctly and document its real condition in the actual photos and the product details.
The specific cosmetic condition (marks, scratches, signs of use) is documented in the actual photographs and in the technical table on the product page. We do not use catalogue images.
What is included in the purchase?
You receive Kodak Retina IIc (Type 020) tested and ready to use, with the <strong class="text-ink-strong">check</strong> and the <strong class="text-ink-strong">6-month warranty</strong> included. As a pre-owned product, <strong class="text-ink-strong">it does not include the original box or packaging</strong> and the accessories <strong class="text-ink-strong">vary from unit to unit</strong>.
Want to know exactly what accessories this particular unit comes with? Message us on the website chat and we'll confirm before you buy.
What warranty does it have?
All our products include 6 months of free warranty covering functional defects and technical faults.
You can extend the coverage from the warranty section on this same page:
- 12 months for $50.80 · single payment
- 24 months for $92.02 · single payment · recommended
We also offer 14-day returns with no questions asked. If you are not satisfied, full refund.
How long does shipping take?
Standard shipping to the EU in 4–5 business days with tracking number. For mainland Spain, express 24–48 h option available at checkout.
Technical packaging with custom-cut foam and tamper-evident seals. Transit insurance included.
Why buy refurbished?
For three honest reasons: price (between 20 and 40% below new on high-end models), sustainability (keeping a body in circulation avoids manufacturing a new one and all its waste), and transparency: every unit has its own serial number, visible shutter count and inspection date.
Market depreciation does not affect optical or electronic performance. A well-kept, inspected item performs exactly like a new one.
