1949
Ilford Advocate
Shutter, Rotary blade type, speeds B, 25, 50, 100, 150 & 200th
Lens: Dallmeyer 35mm f/3.5 or f/4,5
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1954
Cornu Fama-Flor II
Lens: Fama 3.5/35 |
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1955
Olympus Wide
Designed specifically for wide-angle photography
Lens: Zuiko W 3,5/35 |
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1955
Olympus Wide E
Olympus Wide E was the first Japanese camera with an uncoupled exposure meter. It also featured a lever-type film advance mechanism,
Lens: D-F.C Zuiko 3,5/35 |
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1955
Olympus Wide S
It featured an F2 large-aperture wide-angle lens, a coupled range-finder and a parallax corrected view-finder. It was the first camera equipped with the "free light value" system,
Lens: Zuiko 2/35 |
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1957
Mamiya 35 Wide
Seikosha MX B,1-1/500 Coupled range finder
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor 1:2.8 f=35mm |
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1957
Mamiya 35 Wide E
Seikosha MXL B,1-1/500 with Selenium Light meter uncopled
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor 1:2.8 f=35mm |
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1958
Minolta Auto Wide
Citizen MVL B,1-1/500 Albada frame finder Zone focusing with pictorial symbols
Lens:Rokkor 1:2.8 f=35mm
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1958
Walz Wide
Made by: WALZ Country: Japan Shutter: Copal
Lens: Walzer 2.8/35
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1958
Welmy Wide
Shutter: New Welmy B, 1/30-1/300
Lens: TAIKOR 2.8/35 |
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1959
Kowa Kallo Wide
Shutter : Seiko MXL Shutter speeds : B, 1-1/500sec Viewfinder : bright-frame finder with parallax correction mark
Lens : Prominar f2.8/35mm
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1959
Kowa Kallo Wide F
Like Kallo Wide but with meter. Shutter : Seiko MXL Shutter speeds : B, 1-1/500sec Viewfinder : bright-frame finder with parallax correction mark
Lens : Prominar f2.8/35mm |
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1960
Rondo Colormatic
Lens: Rondonar_W 35

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1960
Rondomatic
Lens: Rondonar_W 35

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1960
Ricoh Wide
Shutter: Seiko MXL
Lens: Rikenon 2.4/35 |
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1964
Kowa SW
Camera type : 35mm leaf-shutter camera
Camera body : alloy diecast
Shutter : Seiko SLV Shutter speed : B, 1-1/500sec.
Viewfinder : Kepler-type finder
Finder magnification : 0.4x
Focusing system : straight helicoid, visual distance estimation
Film wind : lever
Body dimensions : 127 x 76 x 51mm
Body weight : approx 580g.
Closest focusing distance : 0.5m
Lens : Kowa F 3,2/28mm
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1964
Ricoh Autoshot Shutter: Automatic
Lens: Rikenon 2.8/35 |
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1969
Contarex Hologon shutter from 1sec to 1/500, cloth focal-plane, only 1.400 made
Lens: Zeiss Hologon 15:8 |
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1970
Ricoh Hi-Color 35 S
Shutter: Seiko Automatic
Lens: Color Rikenon 2.8/35 |
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1971
Fujica 35 FS
Shutter: Seiko
Lens: Fujinon 2.8/35 |
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1972
Ringfoto Electronic 1000 X
Shutter: Electronic 18
Lens: Isconar L 5.6/35 |
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1972
Fujica GP
Shutter: Automat
Lens: Fujinon 2.8/35
Tom Noyes courtesy |
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1973
Konica C 35 EFD
Shutter: electronic
Lens: Hexagon 2.8/35 |
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1973
Regula 35 FM
Shutter: Program
Lens: Regula 3.5/35 |
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1974
Yashica Electro 35 CCN
Really nice cameras! Yashica Electro 35 CC and Electro 35 CCN seem virtually the same cameras Only "Wide" logo designation on CCN, a different rewind lever is possible to see. Shutter: Copal electronic between the lens shutter
Lens: Color-Yashinon 1.8/35 |

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1975
Minox 35 EL
Focusing Range: 0.9m to infinity Exposure meter: auto or aperture priority Shutter Speeds: 1/500 to more than 2 seconds. Made in succesive variants with about the same characteristics
Minox 35 GL Minox 35 PL Minox 35 GT Minox 35 ML Minox 35 MB Minox GT-X Minox GT-E (1998) Minox GT-S (1998)
Lens: Color-Minotar 35 mm f/2.8 |
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1978
Ricoh FF-1
Shutter: electronic, Minox copy
Lens: Rikenon 2.8/35 |
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