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| − | The '''[[Mamiya]]/Sekor Auto XTL''', introduced in April 1971, was unquestionably the most advanced 35mm SLR camera of its day. It was planned to have a motorized drive for continuous-action photography, but few drives were produced beyond the prototype stage and | + | {{Flickr_image |
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| + | |image_text= Auto XTL 1974 Advertising<br><small>scan courtesy of Nesster</small> | ||
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| + | The '''[[Mamiya]]/Sekor Auto XTL''', introduced in April 1971, was unquestionably the most advanced 35mm SLR camera of its day. It was planned to have a motorized drive for continuous-action photography, but few drives were produced beyond the prototype stage and these are extremely rare today. | ||
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| Auto XTL 1974 Advertising scan courtesy of Nesster (Image rights) |
The Mamiya/Sekor Auto XTL, introduced in April 1971, was unquestionably the most advanced 35mm SLR camera of its day. It was planned to have a motorized drive for continuous-action photography, but few drives were produced beyond the prototype stage and these are extremely rare today.
