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The Tele-Ektra 32 was a product of the British Kodak Ltd.. It is a viewfinder pocket camera for type No. 110 film cartridges. The focal length of its f11 Kodar lens is switchable from 22mm to 37mm. Its viewfinder's bright frame changes in tele mode and shows also the sunny/cloudy- and the focus-setting. The camera can use flipflash or the Kodalux 3 flash. Shutter speed depends on the film speed (1/125 sec., or 1/250 sec. for 400 ASA film) and switches to 1/40 sec. when a flash is attached.
Links
- at Mischa Koning's
- at Bendis' (in German)
- at Sylvain Halgand's (in French)
- on Clic Clac (in French)