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RolleiFlex SL26
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Cute-looking compact camera uses 126 cartridge film. |
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Gelto 1
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Vest-size format camera introduced in 1936 by Takahashi Optics. |
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Olympus Pen FT
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Upgrade version of world-first half-frame 35mm SLR camera, Olympus Pen F. |
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Ricoh Caddy
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The first half-frame 35mm camera of Ricoh. |
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Rollei 35TE
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One of the Rollei 35 series incorporates LED in the exposure meter. |
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Picny
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Compact and cute Vest-size camera manufactured by Miyagawa & Co. |
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Rollei B35
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The popular version of the big seller, Rollei 35. |
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Canon Demi
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The half-frame 35mm camera with high function and performance. |
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Canonet
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The first popular-class camera released in 1961 by Canon. |
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Fujica Mini
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Stylish half-frame 35mm EE camera developed targeting female users. |
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Lacon C
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35mm format compact camera manufactured in 1954 by Shinano Optical Co.,Ltd. Japan. |
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Silvergelto
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Silvergelto of golden camera body, manufactured in Japan. |
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Fuji Pet 35
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35mm format version of 6 x 6cm camera, "Fuji Pet". |
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Meikai EL
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Simple camera manufactured by Togodo, Japan. |
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Voigtlander VF 101
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Compact camera distributed by Rollei Werke under the name of Voigtlander. |
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Rollei XF 35
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Rollei's compact sized full-frame 35mm camera with a bright lens, Sonnar f2.3/40mm. |
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Olympus Pen D
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Half-sized 35mm camera with the fast lens. Upgrade version of Olympus Pen. |
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RICOH AUTOHALF
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Half-frame 35mm camera of lovely design. |
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Olympus XA
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The first 35mm camera of barrier-type in the world. |
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Rollei 35
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Compact camera that gave an enormous shock in Japan where half-frame 35mm format cameras were popular widely, first appeared in 1967. |