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The '''FZ-6 Tele''' is a compact 35mm film camera released by [[Fuji]] in 1990. In Japan it was released as the '''Fuji Tele Bene'''. 

It's equipped with a dual focal [[fixed focus]] lens design which supports both 35mm and 55mm. The Fujinon lens has a fixed aperture of f/9.5, when switched to 400 ISO it stops down to f/13.5.
The lens is protected by a sliding cover. It uses a fixed 1/100 of a sec shutter. On the front of the body is a switch for selecting ISO film speeds, there are two settings: 100/200 ISO and a 400 ISO setting. 
There is no warning light for low light situations, the user has to decide over flash use, which can be switched on manually. Power is provided by two AA batteries.

==Links==
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bprI4Th6OMs Fuji FZ-6 Tele video presentation] by YouTuber [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoeB0seAE3xkaV8zxOPMe7w Siim Umbleja]

[[Category: Fuji|FZ-6 Tele]]
[[Category:F|FZ-6 Tele Fuji]]
[[Category: Japanese 35mm autofocus]]
[[Category:Dual focal length cameras]]