GOMZ Sport (1937)
GOMZ Sport (1937), la primera cámara réflex del mundo, en la colección de Pol
From the world's first SLR (GOMZ Sport, 1937) to the classics of the 1970s. Nikon, Canon, Pentax, Zenith, Exakta.
SLR cameras (single lens reflex) let you see exactly what the lens sees, through an angled mirror and a pentaprism. Their interchangeable lens mounts open up endless possibilities. The collection starts in 1937, with the world's first SLR, and runs to the 1990s.
9 pieces in this category. The individual pages for each camera are written in Spanish.
GOMZ Sport (1937), la primera cámara réflex del mundo, en la colección de Pol
Asahiflex (1952), la primera réflex japonesa, precursora de Pentax, en la colección de Pol
Nikon F con objetivo Nikkor 50mm f/1.2, réflex profesional de 1959
Spormadox, cámara promocional de 35mm con forma de cápsula farmacéutica, Laboratorios Dr. Esteve Barcelona
Canon AE-1, cámara analógica réflex 35mm de 1976 revisada
Canon F-1 negra con objetivo Canon FD 35mm f/2.8, réflex profesional japonesa en la colección de Pol
Pentax K1000, SLR totalmente mecánica, colección de Pol
Voigtländer Vitoflex E, SLR fabricada por Rollei con Color-Ultron 50mm f/1.8
Zenit edición 50 aniversario, réflex soviética especial en la colección de Pol
The history of the reflex camera begins in the USSR in 1937 with the GOMZ Sport and ends, in film terms, in the 1990s with cameras like the Nikon F5. The collection covers almost all of that history, from Ihagee Dresden's experimental prototypes to the Japanese classics that made manual photography accessible to everyone.
Soviet SLRs (Zenith, Kristall) are the hidden side of that story: built in the millions with an M42 mount, today they are an affordable bridge to the German lenses that share it.
The collection is not for sale, but some pieces are. They are published with their history, their graded condition and photographs taken with that very camera.
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