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| − | This was a [[Vivitar]] entry in the field of compact, self-capping 35mm cameras, inspired by others such as the [[Olympus XA]] and the [[Minox 35]]. | + | This was a [[Vivitar]] entry in the field of compact, self-capping 35mm cameras, inspired by others such as the [[Olympus XA]] and the [[Minox 35]]. The lens (a 35 mm f/2,8) retracts into the body, focusing is purely by estimation. Exposure is aperture-priority, with shutter speed indicated in the viewfinder. The light metering is quite unique for its class, with shutter speeds ranging from 1/1000 s to several minutes. Film speeds are set between 25 and 500 ISO. |
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This was a Vivitar entry in the field of compact, self-capping 35mm cameras, inspired by others such as the Olympus XA and the Minox 35. The lens (a 35 mm f/2,8) retracts into the body, focusing is purely by estimation. Exposure is aperture-priority, with shutter speed indicated in the viewfinder. The light metering is quite unique for its class, with shutter speeds ranging from 1/1000 s to several minutes. Film speeds are set between 25 and 500 ISO.
