Kodak Retinette (022), Fujica 250 en 450 Analogue camera

Due to the termination of my collection: “THREE” working cameras: Kodak Retinette (022), Fujica 250, Fujica 450. KODAK RETINETTE 022 (1954 - 1958): classic 35mm rangefinder camera produced by Kodak AG in Stuttgart, Germany. It is a historically important model within the Retinette series, as this was the very first model with a fixed, non-folding (rigid) body. Its predecessors were box cameras. Shutter Compur-Rapid, shutter speeds 1 to 1/500 and Bulb (B). Lens: 45mm f/3.5 Schneider Kreuznach with filter. FUJICA POCKET 250 (1977): ultra-compact point-and-shoot 110 film camera released by Fuji Photo Film. Shutter speed & aperture manually adjustable via symbols (sun/cloud). For 400 ISO film it toggles, for example, between 1/320s (sun) and 1/80s (cloudy). Lens 25.6mm f/9.5 Pan Focus (3 elements in 3 groups) Color-Apotar. FUJICA POCKET 450 FLASH (1977): advanced compact point-and-shoot 110 film camera. The most notable feature of this camera is the pop-up flash. When you activate the flash, it not only pops up, but also rotates a bit to the side away from the body. This clever design ensures that the flash light hits your subject at an angle, resulting in fewer harsh shadows and helps prevent red-eye compared to a flash mounted directly above the lens. Aperture, choice of three manual settings indicated with weather symbols (sunny, cloudy, heavily overcast). Shutter speed fixed at a constant 1/60. Lens 20mm f/4.0 Fujinon lens. The cameras offered are in good working condition with visible signs of use. Supplied without batteries and “as-is”. Photos are part of the description.

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