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A geared-lens [[TLR]] produced briefly by [[Argus]] in 1948. It was based on the metal body castings of the ill-fated [[Argus Argoflex II|Argoflex II]]. Earliest production can be identified by the bright metal finished line wrapping from the sides of the body downward under the two lenses. Later bodies were all black. It was quickly replaced with the [[Argus Argoflex EF|Argoflex EF]] which added a [[hot shoe]] for flash. | A geared-lens [[TLR]] produced briefly by [[Argus]] in 1948. It was based on the metal body castings of the ill-fated [[Argus Argoflex II|Argoflex II]]. Earliest production can be identified by the bright metal finished line wrapping from the sides of the body downward under the two lenses. Later bodies were all black. It was quickly replaced with the [[Argus Argoflex EF|Argoflex EF]] which added a [[hot shoe]] for flash. | ||
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A geared-lens TLR produced briefly by Argus in 1948. It was based on the metal body castings of the ill-fated Argoflex II. Earliest production can be identified by the bright metal finished line wrapping from the sides of the body downward under the two lenses. Later bodies were all black. It was quickly replaced with the Argoflex EF which added a hot shoe for flash.
