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The '''Zenit 520''' is one of these. It is fixed focus, has a built-in flash, has DX coding, and motor-driven film advance (not really a good thing...these are prone to fail). It was produced 2000-2001 and only 11,782 units were made.<ref>[http://www.sovietcams.com/index.php?-1094360071 Zenit 520] at [http://www.sovietcams.com SovietCams]</ref> | The '''Zenit 520''' is one of these. It is fixed focus, has a built-in flash, has DX coding, and motor-driven film advance (not really a good thing...these are prone to fail). It was produced 2000-2001 and only 11,782 units were made.<ref>[http://www.sovietcams.com/index.php?-1094360071 Zenit 520] at [http://www.sovietcams.com SovietCams]</ref> | ||
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Russian company KMZ and Taiwan company Toptronic teamed together to produce some cheap 35mm film compact cameras.
The Zenit 520 is one of these. It is fixed focus, has a built-in flash, has DX coding, and motor-driven film advance (not really a good thing...these are prone to fail). It was produced 2000-2001 and only 11,782 units were made.[1]
Notes
- ↑ Zenit 520 at SovietCams
