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The '''Hanimex VXL''' is a camera that was marketed by (but not made by) [[Hanimex]]. Although it looks like a 35mm film camera, it actually takes [[110 film]]. But it has a higher specification than is usually the case for a 110 camera. It has a CdS exposure system and a f1:9/25mm lens.<ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/64947908@N05/24759260189/ Hanimex VXL posted by OZBOX] on Flickr</ref> It was made in Japan.
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The '''Hanimex VXL''' is a camera that was marketed by (but not made by) [[Hanimex]]. Although it looks like a 35mm film camera, it actually takes [[110 film]]. But it has a higher specification than is usually the case for a 110 camera. It has a CdS exposure system and a f1:9/25mm lens.<ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/64947908@N05/24759260189/ Hanimex VXL posted by OZBOX] on Flickr</ref> It was made in Japan. Its exact date of introduction is not known, but it is mentioned in a advertisement from 1978.<ref>[http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/186914145 Advertisement by The Victor Pharmacy, Page 3 on 23 August 1978 edition of Victor Harbour Times] at [http://trove.nla.gov.au/ Trove]</ref>
  
 
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The Hanimex VXL is a camera that was marketed by (but not made by) Hanimex. Although it looks like a 35mm film camera, it actually takes 110 film. But it has a higher specification than is usually the case for a 110 camera. It has a CdS exposure system and a f1:9/25mm lens.[1] It was made in Japan. Its exact date of introduction is not known, but it is mentioned in a advertisement from 1978.[2]

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