Difference between revisions of "Topcon RE Super"
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| + | The '''Topcon RE Super''' was one of [[Topcon|Tokyo Optical Company]]'s [[SLR]] camera bodies with [[Exakta]] lens mount. It was launched in 1963. Several different [[reflex finder]] heads were attachable so that the camera could be operated with waist-level finder, [[pentaprism]] eye-level finder or a finder with loupe. | ||
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The Topcon RE Super was one of Tokyo Optical Company's SLR camera bodies with Exakta lens mount. It was launched in 1963. Several different reflex finder heads were attachable so that the camera could be operated with waist-level finder, pentaprism eye-level finder or a finder with loupe.
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