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Agfamatic 50, manufactured in 1972 by the Agfa Camera-Werk company in Munich, Germany. This camera utilizes Afga 126 Cassette film, has a fixed f/11, 40.6 mm lens and shutter speed of 1/40 or 1/80 when using flash. The flash type used is a disposable Magicube X flash cartridge. During the 1970's these cameras were extremely popular, and several hundred models of Agfamatic cameras were manufactured. Today, such cameras sell for as little as $5 or as much as $15 and often can be found at garage or street sales. |
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01/22/08 |
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