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The '''[[Keystone Camera Company|Keystone]] 305''' is a 1970s-era camera for the [[110 film]] format that was popular at the time. It has a choice of normal and "tele" lenses built into it, both made of glass. It also features a built in flash. | The '''[[Keystone Camera Company|Keystone]] 305''' is a 1970s-era camera for the [[110 film]] format that was popular at the time. It has a choice of normal and "tele" lenses built into it, both made of glass. It also features a built in flash. | ||
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The Keystone 305 is a 1970s-era camera for the 110 film format that was popular at the time. It has a choice of normal and "tele" lenses built into it, both made of glass. It also features a built in flash.
