Leica/Leica Ig Self-Timer
Leica Ig Self-Timer

Leica Ig Self-Timer

Leica · Germany · 1957–1960 (3 years) · 135 film

The Leica Ig Self-Timer is a 35mm camera produced by Leica from 1957 to 1960. As its name suggests, its defining characteristic is an integrated self-timer mechanism, a practical feature for photographers needing to include themselves in group shots or for capturing moments requiring a delay. This model represents a functional, mid-range offering within Leica's lineup of the period, focusing on reliable performance and user convenience rather than groundbreaking innovation or high-end prestige. It embodies the era's practical approach to 35mm photography, providing a straightforward tool for enthusiasts and serious amateurs seeking the Leica name and build quality without the top-tier price or complexity of contemporary models like the legendary Leica M3.

Specifications

Film Format135

Pricing

Launch Price (1957)
$117

Editorial Ratings

Build Quality
4.0
Value
2.5
Collectibility
2.0
Historical Significance
1.5

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