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'''Raynox Electronics, Corp.''' was a Japanese maker of [[lens]]es and [[light meter]]s. It offered lenses sins 1963. In the last  years it offered a great variety of converter lenses for [[digicam]]s  and some other special accessories.
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'''Raynox Electronics, Corp.''' was a Japanese maker of [[lens]]es and [[light meter]]s. It offered lenses since 1963. In the last  years it offered a great variety of converter lenses for [[digicam]]s  and some other special accessories.
  
 
==35mm cameras==
 
==35mm cameras==

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An electronic meter for reflective measurement with angle of view 50°, with CdS sensor, and with analog exposure calculator for film speeds ASA 8 to 3200, shutter speeds 16 to 1/2000 seconds and apertures ƒ1 to ƒ32. The measurable light values 1 to 19 EV are represented as letters A to O on the instrument scale which is switchable from the lower scale A to H to the upper scale upto O. It needed a 1,3V Mercury cell (type 625).
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Raynox Electronics, Corp. was a Japanese maker of lenses and light meters. It offered lenses since 1963. In the last years it offered a great variety of converter lenses for digicams and some other special accessories.

35mm cameras

They had some basic point and shoot cameras[1] manufacttured in China and Thailand.

  • SF135
  • EF135
  • RC-102
  • RC-301
  • RC-505
  • ME-808
  • Sport-8
  • Sportic-7

35mm lenses

  • Raynox 2.8/28mm
  • Raynox 2.8/35mm
  • Raynox 3.5/200mm
  • Raynox Polaris Auto Zoom 1:4.5 70mm-230mm

Notes

  1. ↑ 35mm point and shoot cameras from Raynox webpage in 2005 from Archive.org The Way Back Machine
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