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| − | Although the following cameras were designed | + | Although the following cameras were designed to use a 1.35 volt mercury cell, they include voltage regulation circuitry and thus work correctly with an alkaline battery and do not require a mercury cell, an alternative 1.35 V cell or an adapter. Each camera takes a single cell unless otherwise indicated. |
(Many cameras and lightmeters were designed for and require a 625 mercury cell: [[PX625_cameras|list of cameras]] and [[PX625_exposure_meters|list of exposure meters]].) | (Many cameras and lightmeters were designed for and require a 625 mercury cell: [[PX625_cameras|list of cameras]] and [[PX625_exposure_meters|list of exposure meters]].) | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:59, 15 September 2011
Although the following cameras were designed to use a 1.35 volt mercury cell, they include voltage regulation circuitry and thus work correctly with an alkaline battery and do not require a mercury cell, an alternative 1.35 V cell or an adapter. Each camera takes a single cell unless otherwise indicated.
(Many cameras and lightmeters were designed for and require a 625 mercury cell: list of cameras and list of exposure meters.)
