Difference between revisions of "Vivitar XM230"
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The '''[[Vivitar]] XM230''' is an APS film camera which seems to date from circa 1998. It offered all three APS aspect ratios, autofocus, motor-driven film advance, auto flash, self-timer, a red eye reduction system, and needed a CR2 battery to operate.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/19980613042635/http://www.vivitar.com/APS.HTML Vivitar Photo Products, Advanced Photo System, archived on Wayback Machine on 13 June 1998] at Internet Archive</ref> It was made in China. | The '''[[Vivitar]] XM230''' is an APS film camera which seems to date from circa 1998. It offered all three APS aspect ratios, autofocus, motor-driven film advance, auto flash, self-timer, a red eye reduction system, and needed a CR2 battery to operate.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/19980613042635/http://www.vivitar.com/APS.HTML Vivitar Photo Products, Advanced Photo System, archived on Wayback Machine on 13 June 1998] at Internet Archive</ref> It was made in China. | ||
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The Vivitar XM230 is an APS film camera which seems to date from circa 1998. It offered all three APS aspect ratios, autofocus, motor-driven film advance, auto flash, self-timer, a red eye reduction system, and needed a CR2 battery to operate.[1] It was made in China.
