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The name of the camera is definitely not Land ''Model'' 100; you could readit from the camera as Land Camera Automatic 100, and it's widely referred to as just Land Camera 100. Eventually, I mean to move this page to a new title as one or other of those; there are many more similar pages, and quite a few wikilinks between them, to be sorted out as part of this.--[[User:Dustin McAmera|Dustin McAmera]] 16:20, 9 September 2011 (PDT) | The name of the camera is definitely not Land ''Model'' 100; you could readit from the camera as Land Camera Automatic 100, and it's widely referred to as just Land Camera 100. Eventually, I mean to move this page to a new title as one or other of those; there are many more similar pages, and quite a few wikilinks between them, to be sorted out as part of this.--[[User:Dustin McAmera|Dustin McAmera]] 16:20, 9 September 2011 (PDT) | ||
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| + | it's not necessary correct but they are often called "model" even though it might not written on the camera. Many Polaroid documentation and books called them "model" as well. The films are also called "type" but not all packages of film have the word "type". | ||
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The name of the camera is definitely not Land Model 100; you could readit from the camera as Land Camera Automatic 100, and it's widely referred to as just Land Camera 100. Eventually, I mean to move this page to a new title as one or other of those; there are many more similar pages, and quite a few wikilinks between them, to be sorted out as part of this.--Dustin McAmera 16:20, 9 September 2011 (PDT)
it's not necessary correct but they are often called "model" even though it might not written on the camera. Many Polaroid documentation and books called them "model" as well. The films are also called "type" but not all packages of film have the word "type".
