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Hitawa Insta-Hitawa 1100 |
 Version française |
Manufactured or assembled in Singapour from (Circa) 1973 to (After) 1973.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 15194
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Chronology of cameras Hitawa
This model is interesting due to the inscriptions on the front. They inform us that this camera was manufactured in Singapore under a license granted by Kodak Eastman.
Film and 126 Camera
The patent 3,138,081 was published on June 23, 1964. It was filed by Kodak, and the inventor's name is Hubert Nerwin.
It involves a 35mm film contained within a closed cassette. Asymmetric, it serves both as a supply spool and a take-up spool. There is no possibility of inserting the film the wrong way in the camera due to its design. The film is perforated on one side only. The back is lined with paper bearing a frame number, employing the principle of an unexposed back on cameras to avoid the need for a mechanical frame counter. The camera only requires one drive spindle since there's no need to rewind the film. The cassette is returned to the Kodak laboratory after the final exposure without any additional handling.
With this innovative system, the photographer no longer runs the risk of mispositioning the film start tab or tearing the perforations. Also known as Kodapak, the 126 film was available in 20, later in 24 exposures (the 12-exposure version existed for a short time), either in color negative or for colour slides.
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