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| − | The '''Toyoca Ace''' is a Japanese [[subminiature]] camera producing ten 14x14mm images on a roll of 17.5mm film. It was made by [[Tougodo]] in c.1965 as a stylish version of the [[Hit|Hit cameras]]. | + | The '''Toyoca Ace''' is a Japanese [[subminiature]] camera producing ten 14x14mm images on a roll of 17.5mm film. It was made by [[Tougodo]] in c.1965 as a stylish, more modern and rectangular version of the [[Hit|Hit cameras]]. |
Unlike most Hit cameras, the Ace had two apertures; according to the instructions, "8 (good in shade) & 11 (good in sunlight)". The single speed shutter ran at 1/30s. | Unlike most Hit cameras, the Ace had two apertures; according to the instructions, "8 (good in shade) & 11 (good in sunlight)". The single speed shutter ran at 1/30s. | ||
Revision as of 23:01, 30 April 2008
The Toyoca Ace is a Japanese subminiature camera producing ten 14x14mm images on a roll of 17.5mm film. It was made by Tougodo in c.1965 as a stylish, more modern and rectangular version of the Hit cameras. Unlike most Hit cameras, the Ace had two apertures; according to the instructions, "8 (good in shade) & 11 (good in sunlight)". The single speed shutter ran at 1/30s.
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Links
- Toyoca Ace on Submin.com; also has Instructions
