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For us - this camera is a rarity, one originally bought purely for use. As it needs to be sent off for processing its hardly a permanent addition to our collection - however it has enough novelty value to feature on our new Novelty & Toy Camera shelf.
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Specifications
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Lens Type
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Ektanar
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Focal Length
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Unknown
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Maximum Aperture
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Unknown
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Film Type
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35mm perforated film strip
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Picture Size
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24x36mm
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Shutter
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Unknown
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Flash Sync
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No
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Rangefinder
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None
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Filter size
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Not Applicable
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Weight
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148g
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This picture was taken with an Epson PhotoPC 650 digital camera.
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This is the original box packaging for the Ultra Sport. The country of origin is the USA - and the film loaded is Kodak Ultra Film. Film speed probably 400ASA with 27 shots loaded. No option to reload. Camera case is waterproof down to 10m. Whilst the camera/film was made in the US - Kodak don't sell this one there - although it is currently on the Kodak UK website.
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We never did use this camera underwater - but it proved quite useful on the beach where normal cameras will suffer badly from sand. Here is a photo of Caroline and Benjamin on the beach at St Ives, September 2003 - taken with this camera.
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However here is an excellent shot very kindly sent to us by Richard Fleming. As Richard says - it shows these cameras actually do work underwater.
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