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| − | The '''Halina 260''' from [[Haking]] is a simple fixed-focus 35mm film camera. | + | The '''Halina 260''' from [[Haking]] is a simple fixed-focus 35mm film camera. The camera appears very closely related to the '''[[Halina 160]]''' and similar rebranded models like the [[Miranda Sharp Shooter]]. Like the 160 the camera sets the aperture dependant on film speed with a switch on the side (100/200, 400 & 1000 ISO). The flash is manually triggered and the camera is manually advanced by thumbwheel on rear. |
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The Halina 260 from Haking is a simple fixed-focus 35mm film camera. The camera appears very closely related to the Halina 160 and similar rebranded models like the Miranda Sharp Shooter. Like the 160 the camera sets the aperture dependant on film speed with a switch on the side (100/200, 400 & 1000 ISO). The flash is manually triggered and the camera is manually advanced by thumbwheel on rear.
Specifications
- Fixed-focus 33mm lens.
- Mechanical shutter.
- Integral flash with range of just 4-9 feet at 100 ISO.
