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This was a pretty basic Halina disc film models, with no power wind, and no exposure adjustments. It appears to have a socket for [[Flashbulb#Flipflash|flashbars]]. | This was a pretty basic Halina disc film models, with no power wind, and no exposure adjustments. It appears to have a socket for [[Flashbulb#Flipflash|flashbars]]. | ||
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Haking made a series of models during the brief 1980s boom for disc film cameras, including the Zippy-F Disc 102.
This was a pretty basic Halina disc film models, with no power wind, and no exposure adjustments. It appears to have a socket for flashbars.
