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| − | Among the [[126 film]] snapshot cameras made for [[Argus]] by [[Balda]]-Werk in Germany, | + | |image_source= https://www.flickr.com/photos/vox/51245831802/in/pool-camerawiki/ |
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| + | |image_text= Special display model with translucent front revealing<br> electronics inside; wood-grain on production cameras.<br>Photographed at the Argus Museum in Ann Arbor. | ||
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| + | Among the [[126 film]] snapshot cameras made for [[Argus]] by [[Balda]]-Werk in Germany, the one with a wood-grain faceplate was the the fanciest. Its small shoulders must carry the load of its full weighty name, '''Argus Solid State Electronic Electric Eye Instant Load'''. (The model number 374 does not appear on the camera itself, just on the packaging.) | ||
A [[CdS]] cell and two odd-sized PX825 batteries enable autoexposure in which the shutter speed can range from 1/300 to 18 seconds. | A [[CdS]] cell and two odd-sized PX825 batteries enable autoexposure in which the shutter speed can range from 1/300 to 18 seconds. | ||
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*[https://argusmuseum.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/7CFF7258-61BC-41F0-85B5-674010187722 Object record for a Solid State Electronic 374] and for its special [https://argusmuseum.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/AF36FE77-0A6F-4AE8-813D-123048595567 transparent display model], from the [https://argusmuseum.pastperfectonline.com/ Argus Museum collection database] | *[https://argusmuseum.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/7CFF7258-61BC-41F0-85B5-674010187722 Object record for a Solid State Electronic 374] and for its special [https://argusmuseum.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/AF36FE77-0A6F-4AE8-813D-123048595567 transparent display model], from the [https://argusmuseum.pastperfectonline.com/ Argus Museum collection database] | ||
| − | [[Category:Argus]] | + | [[Category:Argus|Solid State Electronic 374]] |
| − | [[Category:126 film]] | + | [[Category:S|Solid State Electronic 374 Argus]] |
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| Special display model with translucent front revealing electronics inside; wood-grain on production cameras. Photographed at the Argus Museum in Ann Arbor. image by Voxphoto (Image rights) |
Among the 126 film snapshot cameras made for Argus by Balda-Werk in Germany, the one with a wood-grain faceplate was the the fanciest. Its small shoulders must carry the load of its full weighty name, Argus Solid State Electronic Electric Eye Instant Load. (The model number 374 does not appear on the camera itself, just on the packaging.)
A CdS cell and two odd-sized PX825 batteries enable autoexposure in which the shutter speed can range from 1/300 to 18 seconds.
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- Object record for a Solid State Electronic 374 and for its special transparent display model, from the Argus Museum collection database
