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| + | '''Momikon''' is a rangefinder camera made by [[MOM]] (Magyar Optikai Művek/Hungarian Optical Works) for [[35mm film]] in Budapest. It has a focal plane shutter for 1/25; 1/50; 1/100; 1/200; 1/500 and Z(=B) and takes pictures in 24×32mm format. The lens is an Ymmar 3,5/50. The name was changed for the next model to [[Mometta]] in 1955. | ||
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Momikon is a rangefinder camera made by MOM (Magyar Optikai Művek/Hungarian Optical Works) for 35mm film in Budapest. It has a focal plane shutter for 1/25; 1/50; 1/100; 1/200; 1/500 and Z(=B) and takes pictures in 24×32mm format. The lens is an Ymmar 3,5/50. The name was changed for the next model to Mometta in 1955.
