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The '''Kodak KC50''' is a camera for 35mm film. It has a 3-element 29mm autofocus lens, a built-in flash, a built-in sliding lens cover, focus lock, and red eye reduction. The minimum focus distance is 1.2 metres. It requires two AA batteries to operate. | The '''Kodak KC50''' is a camera for 35mm film. It has a 3-element 29mm autofocus lens, a built-in flash, a built-in sliding lens cover, focus lock, and red eye reduction. The minimum focus distance is 1.2 metres. It requires two AA batteries to operate. | ||
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The Kodak KC50 is a camera for 35mm film. It has a 3-element 29mm autofocus lens, a built-in flash, a built-in sliding lens cover, focus lock, and red eye reduction. The minimum focus distance is 1.2 metres. It requires two AA batteries to operate.
