Exakta 66 + Schneider Xenotar 80mm f/2.8 Medium Format Film Camera - Near Mint

Film tested, cleaned, and sanitized. In perfect working order. 
As shown in the photos, the item is in excellent overall condition and it exhibits almost no signs of wear. 
Mechanically perfect. Shutter speeds are all precise, advance is smooth, spacing is good with slight variation and no overlapping at all. 
The lens is in optimal condition, with clear optics free of haze, fungus, or dust. 
What's Included: Exakta 66 Body, Xenotar 80mm lens, lens cap, boxes and papers

Condition Recap:
✅ Thoroughly tested with film and perfectly working
✅ Cleaned and UV-sanitized
✅ Excellent lens condition, totally clean from fungus, haze or significant dust
✅ Excellent cosmetic state
✅ Spacing is good, no overlapping, minor variation between frames
✅ Shutter is perfect

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Exakta 66 is a medium format SLR system produced in the late 1980s, born from collaboration between Exakta and Pentacon, later refined under Schneider-Kreuznach involvement. This particular body pairs with the Schneider-Kreuznach Xenotar 80mm f/2.8, a Planar-type optical design renowned for exceptional sharpness and smooth out-of-focus rendering, making it a favored choice among medium format film photographers.
The camera accepts 120 and 220 roll film, producing the classic 6x6cm square format, and features a leaf shutter lens, enabling flash synchronization at all shutter speeds — a distinct advantage for studio and portrait work. The Exakta 66 system is compatible with interchangeable lenses, viewfinders, and film backs, reflecting its engineering lineage rooted in Ihagee's original Exakta design philosophy.
Handling is manual throughout: manual focus, manual exposure, and mechanical shutter operation, appealing to photographers seeking full creative control. Its combination of German optical engineering and medium format image quality continues to attract collectors and working photographers exploring analog and film photography today.