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| − | The '''845 Tele Motor''' was made in Japan by [[Vivitar]]. It took 13 mm × 17 mm images on [[110 film]]. | + | The '''845 Tele Motor''' was made in Japan by [[Vivitar]]. It took 13 mm × 17 mm images on [[110 film]]. It features a motorized film advance, with no option to manually advance the film. A switch on top of the camera allows it to be used in a normal focal range of 24mm or a telephoto focal range of 48mm. The aperture is fixed at f/5.6. To the right of the shutter release button is an accidental exposure lock switch. For flash power, it takes 2 AA batteries. |
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The 845 Tele Motor was made in Japan by Vivitar. It took 13 mm × 17 mm images on 110 film. It features a motorized film advance, with no option to manually advance the film. A switch on top of the camera allows it to be used in a normal focal range of 24mm or a telephoto focal range of 48mm. The aperture is fixed at f/5.6. To the right of the shutter release button is an accidental exposure lock switch. For flash power, it takes 2 AA batteries.
