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| − | The Mamiya MSX series was released in May 1974. It marked a return by Mamiya to the 42mm threaded-mount lens. It had TTL manual CdS spot metering, with an exposure evaluation needle visible in the viewfinder. The high sync speed is 1/60. Battery required is one MS76 or equivalent. | + | The '''[[Mamiya]] MSX''' series was released in May 1974. It marked a return by Mamiya to the 42mm threaded-mount lens. It had TTL manual CdS spot metering, with an exposure evaluation needle visible in the viewfinder. The high sync speed is 1/60. Battery required is one MS76 or equivalent. |
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* [http://mamiya35collectors.com/index.htm Ron Herron's "Collecting Mamiya 35mm Cameras" - the Net's most comprehensive Mamiya 35mm site] | * [http://mamiya35collectors.com/index.htm Ron Herron's "Collecting Mamiya 35mm Cameras" - the Net's most comprehensive Mamiya 35mm site] | ||
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The Mamiya MSX series was released in May 1974. It marked a return by Mamiya to the 42mm threaded-mount lens. It had TTL manual CdS spot metering, with an exposure evaluation needle visible in the viewfinder. The high sync speed is 1/60. Battery required is one MS76 or equivalent.
