Difference between revisions of "Mamiya 135AF"
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| − | The '''135AF''' is a autofocus 35mm compact camera from [[Mamiya]] released in 1980. It uses a Mamiya-Sekor | + | The '''135AF''' is a autofocus 35mm compact camera from [[Mamiya]] released in 1980. It uses a Mamiya-Sekor 38mm f/2.8 lens with a 46mm filter thread. It can focus from 1.2 meters. The shutter speeds has a range from 1/8 to 1/450. The shutter release can accommodate a screw in cable release. Half pressing the shutter release will enable focus lock. 25-400 ISO speed film can be used, this is adjusted on the inner ring on the lens. The film is advanced with a crank. Power is from 2x AA batteries. |
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The 135AF is a autofocus 35mm compact camera from Mamiya released in 1980. It uses a Mamiya-Sekor 38mm f/2.8 lens with a 46mm filter thread. It can focus from 1.2 meters. The shutter speeds has a range from 1/8 to 1/450. The shutter release can accommodate a screw in cable release. Half pressing the shutter release will enable focus lock. 25-400 ISO speed film can be used, this is adjusted on the inner ring on the lens. The film is advanced with a crank. Power is from 2x AA batteries.
