Wirgin Edixa 750

The Edixa 750 is a basic 35mm SLR camera introduced by the German company Wirgin in 1965. As part of Wirgin's budget-oriented product line, it targeted the entry-level consumer market, offering manual exposure controls through a match-needle selenium cell light meter and a fixed, standard focal length lens. Its construction prioritized affordability and functionality over premium materials or sophisticated engineering, featuring a straightforward design typical of period cameras aimed at amateur photographers seeking an accessible way into single-lens reflex photography.