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'''Metz Mecablitz''' was a largely advertised series of sophisticated electronic [[flashgun]]s. | '''Metz Mecablitz''' was a largely advertised series of sophisticated electronic [[flashgun]]s. | ||
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====Metz Mecablitz 38 CT-3==== | ====Metz Mecablitz 38 CT-3==== | ||
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| Metz Mecablitz 180 on Konica C35, image by Uziyahu Michaeli |
Metz Mecablitz was a largely advertised series of sophisticated electronic flashguns.
Flashguns
Metz Mecablitz 38 CT-3
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flashgun, on Chinon CE-3 Memotron, images by Süleyman Demir
Metz Mecablitz 45 CT series
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| CT-1 on Minolta XG-M | CT-4 on Pentax ME Super | CT-5 on LOMO LC-A |
images by Alexander Postma, John Nuttall, Romuald Swieconek
