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*[https://www.lomography.com/cameras/3349515-suntone-mm-802-iso-800/photos Photos taken with MM-802] on Lomography | *[https://www.lomography.com/cameras/3349515-suntone-mm-802-iso-800/photos Photos taken with MM-802] on Lomography | ||
*[https://www.lomography.com/cameras/3327482-suntone-mm252/photos Photos taken with MM252] on Lomography | *[https://www.lomography.com/cameras/3327482-suntone-mm252/photos Photos taken with MM252] on Lomography | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:36, 9 April 2024
The name Suntone appears on a number of cameras, as well as non-camera products such as radios, TV sets, telephones, flashlights and smoothie makers. The name was owned by Sun Coast Merchandise Corp (founded 1943), based in Commerce, California. It appears the cameras were not sold in stores, but were offered as promotional giveaways, and the cameras appear to date from the 1990s/early-2000s.
List of cameras
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| Suntone MM500 image by Paul Callaway (Image rights) |
All for 35mm film
- Suntone DT120
- Suntone MM250
- Suntone MM-251, also known as MM-270
- Suntone MM252
- Suntone MM-253
- Suntone MM500 Deluxe-1
- Suntone MM350
- Suntone MM 555
- Suntone MM-801
- Suntone MM-802
- Suntone MM285, also known as OPTIC0285
- Suntone Royal-I
- Suntone Sports 35
External links
- Photos taken with MM-802 on Lomography
- Photos taken with MM252 on Lomography
