Kodak Eastman : Retina S1

Kodak produced a series of non-foldable cameras (rangefinder and viewfinder) between 1958 and 1966 under the Retina label. The first models were very similar to the latest folding Retinas, 5th generation (series capitals). The IIIS Type 27 had interchangeable lenses; however, these used the S-Type series lenses from the Retina later Reflex SLRs instead of the more limited C series used by the later maps. The IIS was slightly smaller (Retinette frame) with similar features, but no interchangeable lenses.

Several models of "Automatic" Retinas followed, on the IIS frame, without interchangeable lenses, but with linked (automatic) metering, where in auto mode the meter adjusted the aperture. The Automatic II and Automatic III had an improved lens and shutter from the Automatic I. The Automatic I and Automatic II did not have a rangefinder, but the Automatic III had a coupled rangefinder.
serial number 058044
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