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As its name says, the '''Pocket 400''' is a pocketable camera by [[Konica]], for use with [[110 film]]. It is equipped with a fix-focus Hexar 28 mm f/8 and cost 19 200 yen upon release in 1975.
 
As its name says, the '''Pocket 400''' is a pocketable camera by [[Konica]], for use with [[110 film]]. It is equipped with a fix-focus Hexar 28 mm f/8 and cost 19 200 yen upon release in 1975.
  

Latest revision as of 11:08, 16 October 2014

As its name says, the Pocket 400 is a pocketable camera by Konica, for use with 110 film. It is equipped with a fix-focus Hexar 28 mm f/8 and cost 19 200 yen upon release in 1975.

Specifications

  • Lens: Hexar 28 mm f/8 (3 elements, 3 groups)
  • Focus: 1 m to infinity.
  • Shutter: 4 – 1/450 s.
  • Power: 1 x 4LR44 alkaline battery.
  • Dimensions & weight: 108 x 52 x 26 mm, 160 g.