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| − | The '''Halina MW 35E''' was a [[compact camera|compact]] [[35mm film]] camera made in Hong Kong by [[Haking]]. Its design seems to owe a debt to the [[Olympus Trip 35]] and [[Konica C35 EF]], but it has a few tricks up its sleeve, albeit with a slower lens. | + | The '''Halina MW 35E''' was a [[compact camera|compact]] [[35mm film]] camera made in Hong Kong by [[Haking]]. Its design seems to owe a debt to the [[Olympus Trip 35]] and [[Konica C35 EF]], but it has a few tricks up its sleeve, albeit with a slower lens. The similar '''Revue 350 FM''' was also available in Germany from [[Foto-Quelle]]. Also sold as [[Samoca Winderflash EE]] and [[Argus C4M Electro]]. |
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==Specifications== | ==Specifications== | ||
* Lens: Halinar 38mm, maximum aperture f/4. | * Lens: Halinar 38mm, maximum aperture f/4. | ||
* Automatic exposure using a [[CdS]] cell above the lens. Shutter speed is fixed to 1/125s according to manual and aperture ranges from f/4 to f/16. Exposure lock (for close-up spot metering, for example) is possible by half-pressing the shutter release button before re-framing. | * Automatic exposure using a [[CdS]] cell above the lens. Shutter speed is fixed to 1/125s according to manual and aperture ranges from f/4 to f/16. Exposure lock (for close-up spot metering, for example) is possible by half-pressing the shutter release button before re-framing. | ||
| − | * Focussing: [[Guess focusing|Zone focus]] with four zones marked with symbols and distances: 1m, | + | * Focussing: [[Guess focusing|Zone focus]] with four zones marked with symbols and distances: 1m, 1.5m, 3m, infinity. |
* [[Filter thread]]: 46mm | * [[Filter thread]]: 46mm | ||
* Viewfinder: Framelines, [[parallax]] correction marks, so-called "Judas window" for seeing zone symbols on lens barrel, low-light warning [[LED]] (to remind user to remove lens cap and/or use flash). | * Viewfinder: Framelines, [[parallax]] correction marks, so-called "Judas window" for seeing zone symbols on lens barrel, low-light warning [[LED]] (to remind user to remove lens cap and/or use flash). | ||
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==Links== | ==Links== | ||
| − | * [ | + | *[https://austerityphoto.co.uk/halina-mw-35e-review-80s-motorised-flashy-fun/ Halina MW 35E review] at [https://austerityphoto.co.uk/ Canny Cameras] |
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Latest revision as of 05:55, 23 September 2022
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| Halina MW 35E image by Arty Smokes (Image rights) |
The Halina MW 35E was a compact 35mm film camera made in Hong Kong by Haking. Its design seems to owe a debt to the Olympus Trip 35 and Konica C35 EF, but it has a few tricks up its sleeve, albeit with a slower lens. The similar Revue 350 FM was also available in Germany from Foto-Quelle. Also sold as Samoca Winderflash EE and Argus C4M Electro.
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| Revue 350 FM image by Jörg Krüger (Image rights) |
Specifications
- Lens: Halinar 38mm, maximum aperture f/4.
- Automatic exposure using a CdS cell above the lens. Shutter speed is fixed to 1/125s according to manual and aperture ranges from f/4 to f/16. Exposure lock (for close-up spot metering, for example) is possible by half-pressing the shutter release button before re-framing.
- Focussing: Zone focus with four zones marked with symbols and distances: 1m, 1.5m, 3m, infinity.
- Filter thread: 46mm
- Viewfinder: Framelines, parallax correction marks, so-called "Judas window" for seeing zone symbols on lens barrel, low-light warning LED (to remind user to remove lens cap and/or use flash).
- Integrated pop-up flash. Will only fire when manually switched on. Ready-light next to viewfinder.
- Film speeds: ASA 64, 100 or 400 only set manually by turning a toothed dial around the front element.
- Film advance: Motorwind and automatic rewind. A kind of "stealth mode" is possible. The motor only engages when the shutter button is fully released. This allows the candid photographer to take a virtually silent photo, then walk to a safe distance before allowing the motorwind to occur. The front aperture blades also remain open until the motor winds, allowing the user to note the size of aperture chosen by the auto-exposure system.
- Shutter release button threaded for cable, has a lock to prevent accidental firing.
- Tripod socket.
- Power: 2 AA alkaline batteries required.
