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Panasonic C-625AF |
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Manufactured or assembled in from (Before) 1991 to (Before) 1994.
Index of rarity in France: Infrequent (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 5177
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Chronology of cameras Panasonic
Ce "Super Mini" (c'est ainsi que le nomme Panasonic) est un compact de poche proposant une fonction anti-yeux rouges, ce qui est assez rare dans cette catégorie de prix. Le mode de fonctionnement est inhabituel puisque c'est un réflecteur indépendant du flash intégré qui se charge d'émettre des éclairs rouges. Ce réflecteur se situe sous l'objectif.
Ce modèle fut présenté à la Photokina de 1990.
About Panasonic and Matsushita
Panasonic, originally founded in 1918 by Konosuke Matsushita, is a diversified conglomerate that encompasses a wide range of businesses. Today, it comprises 680 companies involved in electrical equipment, including battery production, household appliances, and electronics such as radios, TVs, video cameras, and DVD players. Its success initially began with the introduction of an innovative double socket and other simple electrical equipment by its founder.
It appears that optical and purely photographic equipment was never a primary focus of the Matsushita Group, as their strength primarily lay in electronics. Alongside numerous other brands, including National, Technics, JVC, and Panasonic, the latter brand now serves as the name of the holding company. This well-known label, particularly in the United States, allowed them to enter the photographic product market. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, they introduced some consumer-level film cameras alongside more sophisticated video cameras.
Today, the group produces Lumix digital cameras (APNs), which are highly regarded in their class.
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