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| + | The '''Felinette''' was a [[35mm]] [[viewfinder camera]] made in the Netherlands by [[Vredeborch]], introduced in 1959. In 1960 it was renamed the '''Felicette''', and in 1965, the '''Felicetta'''. A 1972 version had a black-painted top plate, and there was a a version with grey metalwork<ref>{{McKeown}}, 12th ed, pp.975-976</ref>. The front featured a fake [[selenium meter]] window, complete with a calculator dial on the top. | ||
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| + | Variations - such as the '''Felicette L''' (1963) and '''Felicetta L''' had a built-in [[flashbulb]] holder which folded out of the top plate. | ||
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| + | The '''Felicetta BL 35''' (1965) had a genuine [[light meter]] in place of the fake of the other models. | ||
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[[Category: 35mm viewfinder]] | [[Category: 35mm viewfinder]] | ||
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The Felinette was a 35mm viewfinder camera made in the Netherlands by Vredeborch, introduced in 1959. In 1960 it was renamed the Felicette, and in 1965, the Felicetta. A 1972 version had a black-painted top plate, and there was a a version with grey metalwork[1]. The front featured a fake selenium meter window, complete with a calculator dial on the top.
Variations - such as the Felicette L (1963) and Felicetta L had a built-in flashbulb holder which folded out of the top plate.
The Felicetta BL 35 (1965) had a genuine light meter in place of the fake of the other models.
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| A Felicette, rebadged as Prinz Pilot for Dixons image by thelifeandtimesofsam |
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| top plate image by thelifeandtimesofsam |
