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The only GAF camera I am aware of is the Gaf Memo 35 EE, a compact 35mm rangefinder from the '70s with a Chinon 38/2.7 lens. | The only GAF camera I am aware of is the Gaf Memo 35 EE, a compact 35mm rangefinder from the '70s with a Chinon 38/2.7 lens. | ||
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| + | GAF also made 35mm SLRS. The SLRS were made by Chinon, and were the same as most Chinon models. | ||
| + | The following are GAF SLRS that I'm aware of. | ||
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| + | 1. GAF L14 | ||
| + | 2. GAF L17 the L17 has double exposure capability. | ||
| + | 3. GAF LCM | ||
| + | 4. GAF LCS | ||
| + | 5. GAF LES | ||
| + | 6. GAF LES a. | ||
Revision as of 02:39, 25 September 2005
GAF is the acronym of General Aniline & Film, that was the new name of Ansco after 1967.
The only GAF camera I am aware of is the Gaf Memo 35 EE, a compact 35mm rangefinder from the '70s with a Chinon 38/2.7 lens.
GAF also made 35mm SLRS. The SLRS were made by Chinon, and were the same as most Chinon models. The following are GAF SLRS that I'm aware of.
1. GAF L14 2. GAF L17 the L17 has double exposure capability. 3. GAF LCM 4. GAF LCS 5. GAF LES 6. GAF LES a.
