Mamiya EF2
Mamiya EF2 image by René Maly (Image rights) |
The Mamiya EF2 is a zone focus plastic viewfinder pocket camera, introduced in 1982. It features a 3 element in 3 groups 38mm f/4 Sekor lens.
In front of the single speed shutter is a 3 step waterhouse stops aperture ring with weather symbols. A CdS cell operates a warning LED for underexposure, which has only 2 settings: 100 and 400 ISO.
The flash powers on by switching the yellow knob to the side, it pops up when on. It also has a self-timer.
Battery power for flash and CdS cell is provided by 2 AA cells.