This Retina camera was manufactured between 1966 and 1969. It is the last Retina model. It differs from the S1in that it uses a selenium cell to regulate exposure. Exposure control is achieved by moving a needle in the viewfinder. Its lens is a three-element Reomar 2.8/45mm. This camera has four shutter speeds from 1/30 to 1/250 sec + B. Aperture control is linked to focusing.
Although it has a flash holder, there is also a connector for a flashcube.
Features
Type : 24x36 camera
Model : Kodak - Retina S2
Flash: Cube - battery powered and flash holder (untested)
Lens: Reomar f2.8 45mm- Clean, without scratches, fog or mold
Shutter : Triggers at all speeds - speed by ear unreliable
