Difference between revisions of "Vivitar T201 lx"
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| − | The '''[[Vivitar]] T201 lx''' is a basic camera for 35mm film. It has a built-in flash. The 28mm lens is fixed-focus. It has manual film advance. It appears very similar to the [[Hanimex SnapShot Metallic]]. | + | The '''[[Vivitar]] T201 lx''' is a basic camera for 35mm film. It has a built-in flash. The 28mm lens is fixed-focus. It has manual film advance. It appears very similar to the [[Hanimex SnapShot Metallic]]. The switch underneath has 3 settings closed (shutter locked), open and flash. |
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| + | The '''Kodak KV250''' which was made by Vivitar licencing the [[Kodak]] name is essentially the same camera. It was sold in blister retail packs with a AA battery to power flash and 2 rolls of '''Kodak Ultramax'''. | ||
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The Vivitar T201 lx is a basic camera for 35mm film. It has a built-in flash. The 28mm lens is fixed-focus. It has manual film advance. It appears very similar to the Hanimex SnapShot Metallic. The switch underneath has 3 settings closed (shutter locked), open and flash.
The Kodak KV250 which was made by Vivitar licencing the Kodak name is essentially the same camera. It was sold in blister retail packs with a AA battery to power flash and 2 rolls of Kodak Ultramax.
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