Difference between revisions of "Pocket autopak 230"

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The 230 with the Pocket Flash 25 attached
image by CameraEgo

The Autopak 230 was the 'rest of the world' version of the Bicentennial Autopak 200.

It has all the characteristics of the 200 without the Stars and Stripes and with a yellow shutter button rather than a blue one.

Minolta released two versions of the Pocket Flash 25 to take account of the 200 and 230.

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 Autopak 230 was the 'rest of the world' version of the Bicentennial Autopak 200.
+The Autopak 230 was the 'rest of the world' version of the Bicentennial [[Minolta Pocket Autopak 200| Autopak 200]].
 It has all the characteristics of the 200 without the Stars and Stripes and with a yellow shutter button rather than a blue one.