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'''Agilux Autoflash super 44''', made in England by [[Agilux]].
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The '''Agilux Autoflash super 44''' is a plastic [[viewfinder camera]] taking 4x4cm images on [[127 film]]. It was made in England by [[Agilux]], from c.1959 to 1964. A [[selenium meter]] controls the exposure automatically, with manual override for flash set on a slider below the lens.  The [[film speed]] for the meter is set by a dial on top, graduated in [[ASA]] and B.S. Log speeds.  There is a built-in holder for a [[Flashbulbs|flashbulb]], under a hinged cover on the top plate, powered by a 22.5v battery.
  
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== Links ==
 
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* [http://candidcamera.free.fr/UK/made_in_england_coronet_ilford_a.htm Agilux Autoflash image ] on [http://candidcamera.free.fr/ FOTOFEX CAMERA's PAGE]
 
* [http://candidcamera.free.fr/UK/made_in_england_coronet_ilford_a.htm Agilux Autoflash image ] on [http://candidcamera.free.fr/ FOTOFEX CAMERA's PAGE]
  
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Latest revision as of 04:42, 29 August 2023

The Agilux Autoflash super 44 is a plastic viewfinder camera taking 4x4cm images on 127 film. It was made in England by Agilux, from c.1959 to 1964. A selenium meter controls the exposure automatically, with manual override for flash set on a slider below the lens. The film speed for the meter is set by a dial on top, graduated in ASA and B.S. Log speeds. There is a built-in holder for a flashbulb, under a hinged cover on the top plate, powered by a 22.5v battery.


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