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$40.00
from Dixons, circa 1995 Summary: Basic APS point and shoot compact camera from 1990s. Auto exposure and autofocus, via a fixed lens. Strengths: Pretty much idiot proof. Just drop in an APS film and then point and shoot. Includes a self-timer. Lens is protected by a sliding cover. Weaknesses: The lens is of a typical size for compact cameras of this size and is neither fast or sharp. The focal length is fixed at 31mm which is roughly equivalent to 36mm on a standard 35mm film camera. Similar Products Used: Olympus Trip 35, various other cheap compacts. Customer Service: Never needed. With fresh batteries, this camera still works in 2008.
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