The model I appeared in 1936 with a black finish to the body, an open view-finder and speeds up to 1/500. The following year the model II appeared, the body was now finished in satin chrome, the finder enclosed and the top speed raised to 1//1000. An f3.5 Ensar was generally fitted to the model I, Xpres and Tessar models were also advertised. The model II had a choice of lenses:

• f3.5 Ensar.
• f2.9 Ross Xpres.
• f1.9 Ross Xpres.
• f2.8 Zeiss Tessar.
• f2 Zeiss Sonnar.

The camera did not prove very popular. The cheapest model was priced at £19.10.0 with a Multar, which was expensive. Advertisements stressed the ease of loading, the large images and the short film length when compared to 35 mm cameras.