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The '''Sakura''' was a very simple bakelite camera launched in 1937 by [[Konishiroku]] (today Konica). It took 4x5cm pictures on [[127 film]]. The front plate was mounted on a rectangular box sliding out of the main body. There was a folding frame finder, and a very simple shutter with ''B'' and ''I'' settings. The lens was only marked ''ROKUOH SHA'' and ''TOKYO''. | The '''Sakura''' was a very simple bakelite camera launched in 1937 by [[Konishiroku]] (today Konica). It took 4x5cm pictures on [[127 film]]. The front plate was mounted on a rectangular box sliding out of the main body. There was a folding frame finder, and a very simple shutter with ''B'' and ''I'' settings. The lens was only marked ''ROKUOH SHA'' and ''TOKYO''. | ||
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Template:127 Japan The Sakura was a very simple bakelite camera launched in 1937 by Konishiroku (today Konica). It took 4x5cm pictures on 127 film. The front plate was mounted on a rectangular box sliding out of the main body. There was a folding frame finder, and a very simple shutter with B and I settings. The lens was only marked ROKUOH SHA and TOKYO.
