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*[http://www.tlr-cameras.com/British/index.html Fulvueflex among British TLRs] at Barry Toogood's [http://www.tlr-cameras.com/ TLR-Cameras.com] | *[http://www.tlr-cameras.com/British/index.html Fulvueflex among British TLRs] at Barry Toogood's [http://www.tlr-cameras.com/ TLR-Cameras.com] | ||
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Ross-Ensign's Fulvueflex Synchroflash was a pseudo TLR, made from 1957 to 1959.
It followed the line of the Ful-Vue Super, but now sported a plastic (polystyrene[1]) body and lenses, and unlike the 620-film Ful-Vue Super, the Fulvueflex returned to using 120 film. The "Astaross" lens is fixed-focus, with no choice of aperture, and the shutter has a single instantaneous speed and a B setting. The body splits in half diagonally for film loading, released by turning a small metal plate on either side.
Notes
- ↑ It proudly says polystyrene in the manual, not Bakelite as listed in some places.
Links
- Fulvueflex among British TLRs at Barry Toogood's TLR-Cameras.com
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