Editing Agfa-Gevaert (section)

==Products==
[[File:Agfa Box 50.jpg|thumb|Agfa Box 50 (ca.1949)]]
In 2004, Agfa-Gevaert withdrew from the consumer market, including photographic film, cameras and other photographic equipment.

Because Agfa-Gevaert still produce photographic films for the aerial photography market, it is still possible to buy fresh, Agfa-produced photographic films for use in consumer cameras. They are sold by the [[Lomography]] Society and '''[[Rollei]]''' and are branded accordingly. This is because those companies purchase the aerial photography film from Agfa-Gevaert, and then cut and package it into consumer photographic formats.

As of 2012, such products carry a small Agfa logo discreetly on their packaging, but are not sold as Agfa branded products.

By contrast, [[Agfaphoto]] branded photographic films are not made by Agfa-Gevaert at all, originally having been made by the now closed '''[[Ferrania]]''' plant in Italy. Agfaphoto films are now produced by '''[[Fujifilm]]''' in Japan for [[Lupus Imaging Media]].

===Agfa cameras===
[[File:Agfa Compur-Rapid.jpg|thumb|Agfa Compur-Rapid]]
[[File:Agfa Isolette with film.jpg|thumb|[[Agfa Isolette]]]]
[[File:AGFA Agfamatic 300 sensor.jpg|thumb|Agfa Agfamatic 300 Sensor]]
[[File:Agfa Movex.jpg|thumb|Various Agfa Movex [[8 mm film|8&nbsp;mm]] home movie cameras]]
[[File:Agfa Optima 1035 Sensor (5992320464).jpg|thumb|[[Agfa Optima 1035 Sensor]]]]
[[File:AGFA Optima 335 Sensor.jpg|thumb|[http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Optima_Sensor_335 AGFA Optima 335 Sensor]]]
[[File:Agfa Agfachrome CT18 Diafilm mit Originalverpackung 2.jpg|thumb|Agfachrome CT18 colour slide film, with packaging (1981)]]

Agfa produced a range of cameras which included:
* [[Agfa Ambiflex|Ambiflex]]
* [[Agfa Silette|Silette]] series
* [[Agfa Clipper|Clipper]]
* [[Agfa Billy|Billy]]
* [[Agfa Record|Record]]
* [[Agfa Iso Rapid|Iso]] series
* [[Agfa Isolette|Isolette]]
* [[Agfa Isola|Isola]] series
* [[Agfa Click|Click]]
* [[Agfa Clack|Clack]]
* Optima series, e.g. [[Agfa Optima 1a|Optima 1A]]
* Optima Sensor series, e.g. [[Agfa Optima 1535 Sensor|Optima 1535 Sensor]] and [[Agfa Optima Flash Sensor|Optima Flash Sensor]]
* Selectronic S series
* Agfamatic series
* Agfamatic Pocket series
* Agfa Mini
* matching accessories, such as flashguns

==== SLR ====
* Agfa Flexilette
* [[Agfa Selectronic|Selectronic]] series (rebranded products of [[Chinon Industries|Chinon]])<ref>{{cite web|author=alf sigaro Alfred+ Add Contact |url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/alf_sigaro/501954221/in/photostream/ |title=Agfa Selectronic 2 |publisher=Flickr.com |access-date=2012-01-07}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|author=alf sigaro Alfred+ Add Contact |url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/alf_sigaro/501044689/in/photostream/ |title=Agfa Selectronic 3 |date=16 May 2007 |publisher=Flickr.com |access-date=2012-01-07}}</ref>

=== Agfa slide projectors ===
Including, roughly in chronological order:
* [[Agfa Opticus 100]]
* [[Agfa Agfacolor 50 automatic]]
* [[Agfa Diamator]] series, like models H, m, 1500

===Agfa consumer and professional films===
Black & White films:
* Agfa PD16
* Agfapan 25, 100 and 400
* Agfapan APX 25, 100 and 400 (revivals of 100 and 400 emulsion were announced by Adox)
* Isopan ISS (Super Special)
* Isopan F (Fine Grain)
* Isopan Ultra
* Isopan Record
* Agfa Vario-XL ([[C-41 process]] chromogenic film)
* Dia-Direct (reversal film)
* Scala (reversal film)
* Agfacontour Professional film

Colour [[Reversal film|reversal (slide) films]]:
* [[Agfacolor|Agfacolor Neu]]
* Agfachrome CT 18 and CT 21
* Agfachrome series
* Agfachrome R 100 S
* Agfachrome 50 S and 50 L Professional
* Agfachrome RS and RS Plus Professional series
* Agfachrome RSX and RSX II Professional series
* Agfachrome CT, CTx and CT Precisa series (excluding New Agfaphoto CT Precisa 100)

Colour [[Negative (photography)|negative films]]:
* Agfacolor CN14, CN17, CN17M, CN17 Special, CNS and CNS2
* Agfacolor series
* Agfacolor XR series
* Agfacolor XRG series
* Agfacolor XRS Professional series
* Agfacolor Optima, Optima II and New Optima Professional series
* Agfacolor Portrait 160 Professional
* Agfacolor Ultra 50 Professional and Ultra 100 
* Agfacolor Vista series (excluding New Agfaphoto Vista 200)

While Agfa has retired from the photography branch, and the Agfaphoto brand was sold to a reseller named Lupus Imaging, the surviving Belgian industrial branch of Agfa continues to produce, among other things, B/W, colour negative and colour reversal materials for aerial photography. Some of these are cut to the usual 135 and 120 formats by Maco and distributed under the brand name [[Rollei]]. Specifically, these re-branded Agfa materials include Rollei Retro 80S, 200S and 400S, Digibase CN200 and CR200.

===Scanners===
Agfa produced many [[image scanner]]s in the Arcus, DuoScan, SnapScan, StudioScan and StudioStar ranges. While they have all been discontinued and up-to-date [[Device driver|drivers]] for them are not available from Agfa, [[Vuescan]] software supports many Agfa scanners on current computer [[operating system]]s.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/agfa.html |title=Agfa Scanner Drivers |website=Hamrick (Vuescan)|access-date= 19 April 2020}} Lists 29 Agfa scanners.</ref>

===Agfa darkroom equipment===

* [[Agfa Varioscop]] enlargers
* [[Agfa Variomat]] print easels for automatic exposure
* Darkroom safety lights
* Agfa [[Rondinax]] and [[Rondix]] daylight developing tanks

==={{anchor|Paper}}<!-- [[Agfa paper]] and [[AGFA paper]] redirect here-->Agfa papers===
Agfa photographic papers were of very high quality; lines included:
* Brovira
* Portriga Rapid
* Lupex

The production of material identical to the last generation of fibre-based and resin-coated photographic Agfa Multigrade papers has been resumed by Adox.<ref name="adox.de">[http://www.adox.de adox.de]</ref>