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The Neiko is a viewfinder camera for 110 film, with built-in electronic flash. It was made by Frata Industrial in Manaus, Brazil, in the 1980s. It has a 20.5mm f/4 Neikor Color lens and a reverse-Galilean viewfinder. The flash is switched on by pulling it upwards out of the camera body.
Links
- Advertisement for the Neiko (in Portuguese) at Vintage Camera's Tumblr site
