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The '''Vivitar Opus 10''' is a point-and-shoot camera that uses [[110]] film cartridges. The camera was distributed by [[Vivitar]]. The manufacturer is unknown. It has a manual film advance and fixed focus lens. The built-in flash requires two AAA batteries. | The '''Vivitar Opus 10''' is a point-and-shoot camera that uses [[110]] film cartridges. The camera was distributed by [[Vivitar]]. The manufacturer is unknown. It has a manual film advance and fixed focus lens. The built-in flash requires two AAA batteries. | ||
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The Vivitar Opus 10 is a point-and-shoot camera that uses 110 film cartridges. The camera was distributed by Vivitar. The manufacturer is unknown. It has a manual film advance and fixed focus lens. The built-in flash requires two AAA batteries.
