Agfa Easy (c.1982)

A fixed-focus 110 film camera with automatic exposure selection and integrated flash, built for point-and-shoot simplicity.

Overview

The Agfa Easy is a 110 film viewfinder camera made around 1982 by Agfa-Gevaert N.V. It has minimal controls and was aimed at casual photographers. The lens is a fixed-focus 26mm f/9.5 Color Agnar. The shutter has two speeds, and the camera picks one based on the sensitivity marking on the film cartridge. A built-in electronic flash covers low light. There is not much to operate, which was the point.

Specifications

Film Format	110 film
Lens	26mm f/9.5 Color Agnar
Focus	Fixed
Flash	Built-in
Shutter	Two-speed shutter, speed set by film speed detected from cartridge

Design

To open the body, pull the two halves apart lengthwise. Film advances by closing and opening the camera. Exposure uses two exposure times, selected automatically from the sensitivity marking on the film cartridge. The shutter release is the Agfa red sensor point.

Context

The Agfa Easy came out in the final years of Agfa's in-house camera production. Agfa stopped making cameras in 1983, after Bayer's takeover in 1981, and later Agfa-branded cameras were OEM products. The Easy belongs to Agfa's line of 110 film cameras for casual users.

Market

The estimated used price for the Agfa Easy in March 2026 is 34.99 Euro. Average used prices were 37.83 Euro (40.05 US-Dollar) in 2023 and 27.79 Euro (29.22 US-Dollar) in 2024.