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The '''[[Vivitar]] 270PZ''' is yet another late-1990s 35mm film compact camera. This particular one has a zoom lens, a built-in flash, red eye reduction, autofocus, motor-driven film advance, and requires two AA batteries to operate.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/19980112124221/http://vivitar.com/35mm.HTML Vivitar 35mm cameras, Archived by Wayback Machine on 12 January 1998] on Internet Archive</ref> | The '''[[Vivitar]] 270PZ''' is yet another late-1990s 35mm film compact camera. This particular one has a zoom lens, a built-in flash, red eye reduction, autofocus, motor-driven film advance, and requires two AA batteries to operate.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/19980112124221/http://vivitar.com/35mm.HTML Vivitar 35mm cameras, Archived by Wayback Machine on 12 January 1998] on Internet Archive</ref> | ||
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The Vivitar 270PZ is yet another late-1990s 35mm film compact camera. This particular one has a zoom lens, a built-in flash, red eye reduction, autofocus, motor-driven film advance, and requires two AA batteries to operate.[1]
Notes
- ↑ Vivitar 35mm cameras, Archived by Wayback Machine on 12 January 1998 on Internet Archive
