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I bought a Zenobiaflex II on ebay a few months ago - the only way I have of knowing that it's a Zenobiaflex model II is because it comes with an instruction sheet, otherwise the model is exactly as the F-II described and pictured in this article. The lens serial numbers are in the 702,000 range, but the instruction sheet clearly states that it's a ZenobiaFlex Model II. | I bought a Zenobiaflex II on ebay a few months ago - the only way I have of knowing that it's a Zenobiaflex model II is because it comes with an instruction sheet, otherwise the model is exactly as the F-II described and pictured in this article. The lens serial numbers are in the 702,000 range, but the instruction sheet clearly states that it's a ZenobiaFlex Model II. | ||
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| + | :Thank you for that information. I'll soon post a reproduction of the advertisement showing the name "F-II". It seems that there is no functional difference between the two variants, only the new company name and shutter name. It may be that the company did not print a new instruction sheet for the F-II and delivered the camera with a manual corresponding to the former variant. An easy way to spot that is the company name printed on the instruction sheet: is it Daiichi or Zenobia? | ||
| + | :--[[User:Rebollo fr|rebollo_fr]] 06:02, 13 January 2010 (EST) | ||
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I bought a Zenobiaflex II on ebay a few months ago - the only way I have of knowing that it's a Zenobiaflex model II is because it comes with an instruction sheet, otherwise the model is exactly as the F-II described and pictured in this article. The lens serial numbers are in the 702,000 range, but the instruction sheet clearly states that it's a ZenobiaFlex Model II.
- Thank you for that information. I'll soon post a reproduction of the advertisement showing the name "F-II". It seems that there is no functional difference between the two variants, only the new company name and shutter name. It may be that the company did not print a new instruction sheet for the F-II and delivered the camera with a manual corresponding to the former variant. An easy way to spot that is the company name printed on the instruction sheet: is it Daiichi or Zenobia?
- --rebollo_fr 06:02, 13 January 2010 (EST)
