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A TriFCA 130 film camera from the 1960s, manufactured in Singapore. Like other ‘point and shoot’ cameras of this era, such as the Kodak Instamatic range, these used 126 film, so-called because the images were 26 mm square.
A TriFCA 130 film camera from the 1960s, manufactured in Singapore. Like other ‘point and shoot’ cameras of this era, such as the Kodak Instamatic range, these used 126 film, so-called because the images were 26 mm square.
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