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Produced from 1961 by [[Taron]], the '''Eyemax''' is a [[35mm]] [[rangefinder camera|rangefinder]] with a coupled [[selenium meter|selenium lightmeter]]. | Produced from 1961 by [[Taron]], the '''Eyemax''' is a [[35mm]] [[rangefinder camera|rangefinder]] with a coupled [[selenium meter|selenium lightmeter]]. | ||
It was available with a 1.8/45 or a 2.8/45 Taronar lens. The shutter could be a [[Citizen]] MXV or a [[Copal]] MXV. Some cosmetic differences can be observed between the cameras produced at the beginning and the ones produced at the end of the production period. | It was available with a 1.8/45 or a 2.8/45 Taronar lens. The shutter could be a [[Citizen]] MXV or a [[Copal]] MXV. Some cosmetic differences can be observed between the cameras produced at the beginning and the ones produced at the end of the production period. | ||
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| + | *[https://www.cameramanuals.org/pdf_files/taron_eyemax.pdf Taron Eyemax manual] (PDF) from Mike Butkus's [https://www.butkus.org/chinon/ OrphanCameras.com] | ||
[[Category: Japanese 35mm rangefinder]] | [[Category: Japanese 35mm rangefinder]] | ||
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Note: the Taron Eye is a different camera.
Produced from 1961 by Taron, the Eyemax is a 35mm rangefinder with a coupled selenium lightmeter. It was available with a 1.8/45 or a 2.8/45 Taronar lens. The shutter could be a Citizen MXV or a Copal MXV. Some cosmetic differences can be observed between the cameras produced at the beginning and the ones produced at the end of the production period.
Links
- Taron Eyemax manual (PDF) from Mike Butkus's OrphanCameras.com
