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ITT Magicflash 400
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07-01-2010 11:10PM#1Clearing out the house after Christmas, I saved this camera from being thrown out, because, well,I thought it looked cool! I would like to take some photos with it,but I have no knowledge about cameras(especially old Japanese cameras which need something called "film"
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I browsed the internet a bit, but couldn't find much practical information. This page probably had the most amount of information. One search result actually directed me to boards.ie and I see that sineadw owns one: Link to sineadw's post which mentions ITT Magicflash (towards the end).
It looks exactly like the camera in the picture below. It says "ITT 400" on the front and "ITT 110 Magicflash Camera: Electronic Exposure Control" on the top where the button is. Any help on how to get it up and running, or any comments at all, would be greatly appreciated!
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