Difference between revisions of "Minolta Pocket Autopak 200"

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"Bicentennial" Pocket Autopak 200
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The Pocket Autopak 200 was released by Minolta to coincide with the 1967 Bicentennial celebrations in the USA.

A non-Bicentennial version was released as the Pocket Autopak 230, which is rarely seen in the USA.

Type: pocket camera
Manufacturer: Minolta
Year of release:
Films: Type 110 16mm film cartridges
Lens: Rokkor 1:8/26mm (3 glass elements in 3 groups)
Focusing: two distance zones selectable
Shutter: Mechanical: 1/125 for continuous light electronic flash; 1/50 for bulbs
Usable film speeds: ASA 64 to 125
Battery: 1.4v Mercury
viewfinder: bright frame finder, LED indicator for insufficient light, and distance symbols
Flash: Electronic; magi-cubes, indicator for used-up cubes in viewfinder
Dimensions: 132×58×26mm
Weight: 180 g

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−	The Pocket Autopak 200 was released by [[Minolta]] to coincide with the 1967 Bicentennial celebrations in the USA.	+	The '''Pocket Autopak 200''' was released by [[Minolta]] to coincide with the 1967 Bicentennial celebrations in the USA.

	A non-Bicentennial version was released as the Pocket Autopak 230, which is rarely seen in the USA.		A non-Bicentennial version was released as the Pocket Autopak 230, which is rarely seen in the USA.