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The Halina Super-Mini 88 was an ultra-compact viewfinder camera for type No. 110 film cassettes. It had a non-focusable lens and a reverse Galilean optical viewfinder. It had a similar self-encapsulating camera body concept as the Agfamatic 508 sensor, also realised as plastic construction, but even better since it also encapsulated the shutter release button when closed. The camera had to be pulled to uncover the button, the lens and the viewfinder for the next exposure. The shutter had to be cocked by closing and opening the camera. The camera had a connector for flashcubes.
