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The '''Afga Easy''' was a [[110 film]] camera with built-in electronic flash, made by [[Agfa]], c.1982. The camera opens by pulling two halves apart, lengthwise. Film is advanced by closing and opening the camera. | The '''Afga Easy''' was a [[110 film]] camera with built-in electronic flash, made by [[Agfa]], c.1982. The camera opens by pulling two halves apart, lengthwise. Film is advanced by closing and opening the camera. | ||
Lens is an f9.5 26mm Color Agnar, with a two-speed shutter set by the film speed detected from the cartridge. | Lens is an f9.5 26mm Color Agnar, with a two-speed shutter set by the film speed detected from the cartridge. | ||
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The Afga Easy was a 110 film camera with built-in electronic flash, made by Agfa, c.1982. The camera opens by pulling two halves apart, lengthwise. Film is advanced by closing and opening the camera. Lens is an f9.5 26mm Color Agnar, with a two-speed shutter set by the film speed detected from the cartridge.
