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Revision as of 06:01, 11 January 2007
The Ami and Ami 66 are toy viewfinder cameras made of plastic by the Polish firm Warszawskie Zaklady Fotooptyczne.
Made around 1960, the Ami takes 6×6 cm (or with a mask 4.5x6 cm) exposures on 120 film. It has a 75/8 simple, fixed-focus meniscus lens, and a choice between 1/50 sec (with flash synchronization) and B. Aperture is f/8 for sunny and f/16 for cloudy.
The Ami 66 was a more modern and even simpler looking version. Its body was made of "styropol", a Polish high impact polystyrene, which bettered aesthetics and reduced weight.
Links
In English:
- Ami, Ami 66 and Ami 2 at Michał R. Adamczyk's Polskie aparaty fotograficzne
In Polish:
- Ami (all models) at Polish Wikipedia
