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P3D A camera to twin?
- From: Dan Vint <dvint@xxxxxxxx>
- Subject: P3D A camera to twin?
- Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 14:59:10 -0600
Take a look at this camera:
http://www.slip.net/~dvint/sales/minolta2.jpg
This is a 110 cartridge camera that has full through the lens viewing,
manual focus, zoom 25-60mm, macro, shutter speeds, fstops and exposure
compensation. It also had a mechanical cable release.
The body is setup so the lenses would be about 4" apart on the horizontal
and 2"+ when mounted vertically.
The 110 film format must have been as large as the viewmaster format.
This camera was a complete unit, I know that Pentax made a version that had
interchangeable lenses.
Just a thought anyway. Talk about Kodak and the film companies orphaning
products and formats, this is one that didn't last long! I originally
bought this camera to carry while biking. At the time all the 35mm point'n
shoots didn't exist.
..dan
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