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The '''[[Hanimex]] 35HL''' is a camera for 35mm film. It is fixed-focus, has no exposure settings, and has a built-in flash. It has manual film advance and rewind. Along with being available in black, a blue version was also available. It was made in China. The flash requires two AA batteries, otherwise the camera can operate without batteries. | The '''[[Hanimex]] 35HL''' is a camera for 35mm film. It is fixed-focus, has no exposure settings, and has a built-in flash. It has manual film advance and rewind. Along with being available in black, a blue version was also available. It was made in China. The flash requires two AA batteries, otherwise the camera can operate without batteries. | ||
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The Hanimex 35HL is a camera for 35mm film. It is fixed-focus, has no exposure settings, and has a built-in flash. It has manual film advance and rewind. Along with being available in black, a blue version was also available. It was made in China. The flash requires two AA batteries, otherwise the camera can operate without batteries.
The camera dates to circa 1989. An advertisement from that year promotes it as "perfect for the kids"[1].
