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Object:Praktica Super TL Pentaprism SLR camera, 1968


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The most common film format during this time was 35-mm film.
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Talbot's camera, c.1836
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No 0 Brownie' (Model A) roll film box camera, 1914
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Kodak 'Retina 1' camera with Compur rapid shutter, 1935
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Coronet Midget, 1936
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Wall 35-mm cine camera, 1940s
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Kodak 'Six-20 Brownie C' roll film box camera, c.1948
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Ricoh 500G 35-mm camera, c.1971
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Kodak 'Instamatic 333', 126 cartridge camera, 1972
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Polaroid 'Swinger II' camera, c.1972
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Halina Super Mini Flash camera for 110 cartridge film, c.1977
   
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