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The '''Camcor''' is a simple camera loaded with a magazine. It was made in about 1956 by the Camera Corporation of America (this company was in Detroit; McKeown notes ''two'' other companies of the same name in other cities; one of these is the later name of the [[Perfex|Candid Camera Corporation]]).<ref name=McK>{{McKeown12}} p175.</ref> The Camcor is the only camera McKeown lists for this company.

The magazines, loaded through a sliding panel in the base, were loaded with film at the factory, and contain film for twelve exposures. The magazine can be removed from the camera mid-roll, to change from colour to black-and-white. The magazine has a frame counter.<ref name=McK/>

The lens has two aperture settings, for black-and-white or (slower) colour film.
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[[Category:Magazine cameras]]
[[Category:1956]]
[[Category:C]]
[[Category:USA]]