Minolta 16 E.E, 16mm Camera, c1963
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A simple automatic nearly all metal and solidly built camera for twenty 10 x 14mm exposures on un-perforated 16mm film. Auto exposure via the large selenium cell on the front. Shutter speed is pre-determined by the film speed setting, thus ASA25 = 30th sec, then through the standard shutter speeds until 400ASA = 400th sec. The camera indicates whether, or not, there is sufficient light by virtue of a green circular window visible in the top right corner of the viewfinder, if you can see it - there's enough light. This is just the end of a small green prism let into the viewfinder that is uncovered by a lever powered by current drawn from the seleniun cell. The main case is satin chrome plated whilst the front is grey enamel. A standard tripod mount and flash synch plug are fitted and there is a neat filter holder which pops out against a spring. Body No.119265 |
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