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'''Juni-boy''' is a small plastic camera made in France by [[Fex]], c.1960. | '''Juni-boy''' is a small plastic camera made in France by [[Fex]], c.1960. | ||
It could be sold alone or in an outfit with a flashgun<ref>both illustrated on the [http://www.click-clack.fr/index.php?/tags/965-juni_boy Clic-Clac page]</ref>. | It could be sold alone or in an outfit with a flashgun<ref>both illustrated on the [http://www.click-clack.fr/index.php?/tags/965-juni_boy Clic-Clac page]</ref>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:32, 19 July 2022
Juni-Boy image by John Kratz (Image rights) |
Juni-boy is a small plastic camera made in France by Fex, c.1960. It could be sold alone or in an outfit with a flashgun[1].
The body is a simple black box with cream controls, with a single speed flash synchronised shutter. The Juni-boy takes twelve 6x6cm images on 620 film.
The Delespaul Supar Flash seems to be the same camera, used to promote Delespaul-brand chocolate.
Notes
- ↑ both illustrated on the Clic-Clac page
Links
- Juni-Boy, Juni-Boy on www.collection-appareils.fr by Sylvain Halgand (in French)
- On Collection G Even (in French):
- Juni-Boy on CLIC CLAC (in French)